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HARRY  GEACH,  Sec.-Treas. 
WM.  H.  BERRYMAN,  Editor 
V.  A.  TAYLOR,  Adv.  Manager 


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DEMAND  THE  UNION  LABEL 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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Ammratt  Jfoiteratinn  of  ICahor 

423-425  G St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL 

Samuel  Gompers,  President.  Frank  Morrison,  Secretary. 

John  B.  Lennon,  Treasurer,  Bloomington,  111. 


James  Duncan,  1st  Vice-Pres., 
Hancock  Bldg.,  Quincy,  Mass. 

John  Mitchell,  2d  Vice-Pres., 

1 11 1 State  Life  Bldg.,  Indian- 
apolis, Ind. 

Jas.  O’Connell,  3d  Vice-Pres., 
402-407  McGill  Bldg.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 

Max  Morris,  4th  Vice-Pres., 

P.  O.  Box  1581,  Denver,  Colo. 


D.  A.  Hayes,  5th  Vice-Pres., 

930  Witherspoon  Bldg.,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Daniel  J.  Keefe,  6th  Vice-Pres., 
407-408  Elks’  Temple  Bldg., 
Detroit,  Mich. 

Wm.  D.  Huber,  7th  Vice-Pres., 
State  Life  Bldg.,  Indianapolis, 
Ind. 

Jos.  F.  Valentine,  8th  Vice-Pres., 
Commercial . Tribune  Bldg., 
Cincinnati,  O. 


N«w  fork  (fptttral  Stehrratrh  Utuatt 

Meets  2:30,  every  Sunday,  University  Settlement,  cor.  Eldridge  & 
Rivington  Streets. 

OFFICERS 

Chas.  Delaney,  President.  John  S.  Henry,  Rec.  Secretary. 

Wm.  A.  CoAKLEY,Vice-President.  Herman  Robinson,  Fin. Secretary. 
Ernest  Bohm,  Cor.  Secretary.  Morris  Brown,  Treasurer. 

James  B.  McCabe,  Sergeant-at-Arms. 


Urooklgn  Central  Hahor  Union 

951  Willoughby  Avenue.  Meets  every  Sunday,  2:30  P.  M. 


OFFICERS 


James  Cunningham,  President. 
Daniel  SuLLiVAN,Vice-President. 
William  Schofield,  Rec.  Sec. 
Adelbert  K.  Atherton,  Fin.  Sec. 


William  Clayton,  Cor.  Sec. 
Joseph  Beere,  Roll  Clerk. 
Philip  J.  Mathews,  Treasurer. 
Lawrence  McMahon,  Serg.-at-A. 


NEW  JERSEY 

ESSEX  TRADES  COUNCIL— Henry  Hilfers,  Secretary,  68  South 
Orange  av.,  Newark.  Meets  every  Friday  at  Michel’s  Hall,  66 
South  Orange  av.,  Newark. 

HUDSON  COUNTY  CENTRAL  LABOR  UNION— Joseph  P. 
O’Lone,  Secretary,  809  Bloomfield,  Hoboken,  N.  J.  Meets  every 
2d  and  4th  Thursdays  in  each  month  at  Groeschell’s  Hall,  corner 
Beacon  and  Oakland  avs.,  Jersey  City  Heights,  N.  J. 

UNION  COUNTY  TRADES  COUNCIL— Meets  1st  and  3d  Thurs- 
days of  each  month  at  709  Elizabeth  av.,  Elizabeth.  George  J. 
Reiss,  Secretary,  17  East  Grant  av.,  Roselle  Park,  N.  J. 

UNITED  TRADES  AND  LABOR  COUNCIL— James  Matthews, 
Secretary,  107  Market,  Paterson. 

FEDERATED  TRADES  COUNCIL  OF  THE  ORANGES— J.  C. 
Taylor,  Secretary,  26  Taylor,  Orange.  Meets  every  Tuesday  at 
22  Cone,  Orange. 


A WORD  FROM  THE  EDITOR 


UNIONISM,  as  applied  to  labor  organizations, 
has  from  its  inception  been  instilled  with  the 
idea  that  its  entire  efforts  must  be  concentrated 
upon  the  boycotting  of  its  enemies.  During  the  course 
of  growth  and  progression  of  the  labor  movement  the 
true  and  tried  have  been  brought  to  a realizing  sense 
of  the  duty  they  owe  to  the  employers  who  have  de- 
fended their  cause  by  giving  them  employment  at  the 
hours  and  wages  exacted. 

The  path  of  the  employer  of  union  men  has  not  been 
strewn  with  roses,  as  is  the  common  belief  of  most  of 
us.  It  is,  and  has  been,  a nip-and-tuck  encounter  with 
a more  subtly  organized  combine  than  we  have  been 
able  to  realize.  An  explanation  of  this  situation  will 
be  given  in  subsequent  issues. 

The  production  of  a union  goods  directory  has  been 
a crying  need  for  some  time  past.  We  have  been  re- 
galed with  all  sorts  of  literature  in  the  nature  of  a 
boycott.  In  our  opinion,  to  most  effectually  boycott 
an  unfair  product  is  to  patronize  the  producer  of  fair- 
made  goods.  It  is  in  accordance  with  this  line  of 
thought  that  we  have  produced  a list  of  retail  dealers 
from  whom  may  be  had  goods  made  or  manufactured 
under  fair,  sanitary  and  auspicious  conditions.  We  do 
not  cater  to  any  particular  union,  but  include  all  unions 
within  the  jurisdiction  of  the  American  Federation  of 
Labor. 

This  directory  has  been  compiled  through  trials  and 
tribulations,  as  all  those  who  have  been  engaged  in 
similar  undertakings  well  know.  We  therefore  ask 
those  who  may  be  prone  to  adverse  criticism  to  con- 
sider the  gigantic  proposition  which  we  have  under- 
taken. We  would  greatly  appreciate  the  announce- 
ment of  any  inefficiency  in  the  compilation  or  the 
omission  of  information  which  would  make  it  more 
complete  and  worthy  of  the  cause  it  advocates  if 
forwarded  in  time  for  the  next  issue. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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BAKERIES. 


Insist  on  getting  the  label.  If  your  dealer  does  not  handle  it, 
patronise  one  who  does.  Do  not  patronise  restaurants  or 
boarding-houses  unless  they  handle  Union-label  bread  and 


crackers. 

Xntarnatioim! 


The  small  design  is 
found  on  all  union-made 
bread,  cakes  and  small 
packages  of  crackers  and 
candies.  The  large  de- 


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sign  is  found  on  all 
large  packages  or  bar- 
rels containing  union- 
made  candy,  cakes  and 
crackers. 


BAKERY  AND  CONFECTIONERY  WORKERS’  INTERNA- 
TIONAL  UNION  OF  AMERICA. 


Officers: 

F.  H.  HARZBECKER,  Secretary, 
JOHN  GUILD,  Treasurer, 

161-163  E.  Randolph  Street,  Chicago,  111. 
Local  Secretaries: 


1.  Wm.  Koch,  1729  2d  av. 

3.  Hy.  Rauh,  117  Troutman,  B’n 
22.  Max  Freund,  310  E.  73d 
71.  B.  Lazares,  129  Thames,  B’n 

1 12.  J.  Hoffman,  1925  Dean,  B’n 

1 13.  G.  Geils,  20  Bayard 

144.  A.  Diedrich,  85  Morris,  Yonkers 
163.  J.  Prashker,  20  Moore,  B’n 


164.  F.  Hildebrandt,  Av.  D & nth, 
Unionport 

169.  C.  Weber,  820  E.  145th 
261.  P.  Tynan,  448  W.  125th 
269.  G.  G.  Kimmerle,  S.  8th  av., 
Mt.  Vernon 

305.  A.  Goldblum,  230  E.  99th. 

394.  Ch.  Gillis,  1 72  Sullivan 


Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Bread,  Etc. 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

Amberg,  A 725  Courtlandt  av, 

Ampfer...2d  av.,  bet.  100th  & 101st 

Armbruster 120  2d  av. 

Auf  der  Heide....ist  av.,  46th-47th 

Bach,  A ....694  9th  av. 

Baer,  A 576  Courtlandt  av. 

Ballschuss.  .Av.  A,  bet.  86th  & 87th 

Baumann,  Chr 348  W.  37th 

Bayerl  & Dschada,  Home  st.-Forest  av 
Benner  & Henning.  .83d,  ist-2d  av. 
Berg,  C.  W 3803  3d  av. 


Bergen,  1 342  W.  39th 

Berls,  C 2443  Jerome  av. 

Berls,  O ...1001  Crotona  av. 

Berls,  O...1318  Jennings,  cor.  Bristow 
Bernius,  J. . Courtland  av.,  I53d-I54th 

Bertram,  A Jennings  & Bristow 

Bieth,  E...3d  av.,  bet.  I54th-i55th 

Bieth,  J. 3002  3d  av. 

Boede 1st  av.,  bet.  93d  & 94th 

Bolz,  Ch.  L.  .Tremont  & Clinton  av. 

Carlow,  G Jerome  av.  & 189th 

Carlow,  G Cauldwell  av.  & 163d 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


BAKERIES. 

Ceroenka,  W 777  Elton  av. 

Denker 71 1 2 d av. 

Dey  & Dey 3 2 2d  av. 

Deyerberg,  E.... Willis  av.,  nr.  143d 

Diegel,  G 817  Westchester  av. 

Docen,  W. ..3d  av.,  bet.  i66th-i67th 

Domstadt 74  2d  av. 

Dorn,  N. ...1st  av.,  bet.  88th  & 89th 

Dorn,  T Av.  A,  bet.  79th  & 80th 

Ebert,  L Westchester  Village 

Eck,  K 730  Melrose  av. 

Erbsmehl,  R 531  Courtlandt  av. 

Feck,  Chr 1682  Av.  A 

Fendrych,  C.  0 3d  av.  & 151st 

Finger  & Muetze,  Tremont-Wash.  av. 

Fischner,  Fr 346  W.  44th 

Fleck,  F.  C. ..165th,  near  Forest  av. 

Frey,  A 679  9th  av. 

Gansler,  A 470  10th  av. 

Geidel,  E 2028  Webster  av. 

Geidel,  E. ...Morris  av.,  i6ist-i62d 
Gentner,  J. ...165th  st.  & Union  av. 

Gilcher,  0 144th  st.  & Brook  av. 

Gill 2d  av.,  bet.  109th  & noth 

Glum,  S Courtlandt  av.  & 159th 

Goas,  H 2d  av.,  bet.  91st  & g2d 

Goetz,  1 1435  2d  av. 

Gonner,  T.  W.  0 1140  2d  av. 

Grathmahl,  T...Av.  A,  bet.  86th-87th 
Greiss,  Wm...Ave.  A,  bet.  8ist-82d 

Guggenbuhl,  F 616  E.  138th 

Guillermain,  J 416  Brook  av. 

Haas 2d  av.,  bet.  95th  & 96th 

Hampe,  H 600  Kingsbridge  rd. 

Hanemann,  G...3d  av.,  i7oth-i7ist 

Hansult,  J West  Farms 

Hassoll,  0 890  Morris  av. 

Haupt,  Ch.  ..2d  av.,  bet.  60th  & 61st 
Hebestreit,  H. Morris  P’k  av.,  Van  Nest 
Hebestreit,  H...i6ist,  nr.  Forest  av. 

Hecker,  C 3052  3d  av. 

Heidelberger,  H. ..Av.  A,  84th-85th 
Heimann,  H..E„  141st,  n.  Crimmins  av 

Held,  P 901  E.  165th 

Henning 424  E.  9th 

Henninger 269  Av.  A 

Herberger. . .2d  av.,  bet.  89th  & 90th 

Hettenbach,  F. ...697  Courtlandt  av. 
Hetzel,  F.  .Av.  A,  bet.  85th  & 86th 

Hildebrand,  T.  F 542  E.  138th 

Holl 2d  av.,  bet.  87th  & 88th 

Hollaender,  G.  M..3d  av.,  i67th-i68th 

Hueftle,  A 857  Willis  av. 

Junker,  Ch Brook  av.  & 146th 

Kandler,  M Beach  av.  & 156th 

Karr,  W. ..163d  st.  & Caldwell  av. 
Kemmer,  J.. Morris  P’k  av.,  Van  Nest 

Kissling,  A 302  W.  145th 

Klotz,  1 599  10th  av. 

Kraut,  C 638  E.  138th 

Kueuier,  J 777  Melrose  av. 

Kuchmann.  .2d  av.,  bet.  80th  & 81st 

Landenberger,  1 642  10th  av. 

Lang,  F 1105  1st  av. 

Lischke,  C 423  Willis  av. 

Maichel,  Ch 1728  Lexington  av. 


. — Continued. 

Maier 777  2d  av. 

Maier,  J. .Melrose  P’k  av.,  i6ist-i62d 
Maier,  G... Willis  av.,  bet.  I42d-i43d 

May 431  E.  5th 

Menkhoff,  A. ...149th  & Bergen  av. 

Metzger 3d  av.,  bet.  92d  & 93d 

Moschineck 1035  2d  av. 

Mueller,  J....Avs.  C & D,  Westch’r 
Muller,  A. . . Stebbins  av.,  cor.  169th 
Muller,  C. ..Van  Nest  av.,  Van  Nest 

Muller,  E 677  E.  168th 

Murry,  1 524  10th  av. 

National  Bakery 1758  2d  av. 

Nat.  Bakery.. Webster  av.,  i68th-i69th 

Nembach 1602  2d  av. 

Neuner,  A. ..46th,  bet.  1st  & 2d  av. 
Neuschaefer,  E.  D..  144th  & Mott  av. 
Otto,  T. ...1st  av.,  bet.  60th  & 61st 

Peter,  G 900  Courtlandt  av. 

Peterle,  A... 59th,  bet.  1st  & 2 d av. 

Pilz,  A 3d  av.  & 168th 

Rehmann,  R Washington  av. 

Renner,  A 167  Willis  av. 

Rieke,  H St.  Ann’s  av.  & i52d 

Ries,  Ch...2d  av.,  bet.  120th  & 121st 

Roland,  C West  Farms 

Rosenbusch,  E 969  Columbus  av. 

Roth,  I ...515  W.  49th 

Roser,  J.  .138th,  Willis- Alexander  av. 

Schaaf,  T 1771  1st  av. 

Schmalkuchen,  E. ..cor.  7ist*ist  av. 

Schmebyle,  G 1st  av.,  54th-55th 

Schick,  V 1028  Westchester  av. 

Schilling,  A 1726  2d  av. 

Schinkel,  Ch 519  9th  av. 

Schleif,  H 817  Westchester  av. 

Schoeminger. . 2d  av.,  bet.  93d  & 94th 

Schoeninger 1479  Av.  A 

Schopp,  H 1186  2d  av. 

Schroeder,  H 272  Alexander  av. 

Schroeder,  M 148  & Bergen  av. 

Schumacher,  A 795  1st  av. 

Schumann,  J 2337  2d  av. 

Schwab,  E 1st  av.,  bet.  6sth-66th 

Schwenger,  W. ..184th  & Jerome  av. 
Specht,  Ch. . . .2d  av.,  bet.  82d  & 83d 

Stanislaw,  D 144th  & Willis  av. 

Stark 16  1st  av. 

Steinmetz,  G West  Farms 

Stickel. . . .2d  av.,  bet.  87th  & 88th 

Stolz,  F. . 481  Brook  av. 

Strauss,  H...ist  av.,  bet.  82d  & 83d 
Suttor,  A. ..3d  av.,  bet.  83d  & 84th 

Syds 62  1st  av. 

Tauss,  W.  B 5i4  E.  184th 

Teuscher,  F 544  10th  ar. 

Theobald,  S.,  184th  & Wash’gton  av. 
Thomann,  M. ..3d  av.,  bet.  87th-88th 

Unger,  N.  J 147th  & Brook  av. 

Viertel 3d  av.,  bet.  89th  & 90th 

Vollmer,  G 944  Washington  av. 

Wack,  Jos 777  E.  156th 

Walter,  W Alexander  & 139th 

Weber  Bros.  .666,  694,  752  10th  av. 

Wetzel,  P. 429  W.  44th 

Wolf,  A 2207  Southern  Blvd 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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BAKERIES. 

Wolz,  G..East  End  av.,  bet.  82d-83d 

Wuensche,  G 753  Union  av. 

Wuensche,  J 156th  & Union  av. 

Wunderlich,  E.  ...i72d  & Brook  av. 
Zeller,  L. ...1st  av.,  bet.  51st  & 52d 

Zink,  Ch i52d  & Courtlandt  av. 

Zittel,  C 3052  3d  av. 

BROOKLYN 

Apman  & Meyer.. 34-36  Troutman 

Baesel,  Jos 885  Glenmore  av. 

Bauer,  Gottlieb 38  Morgan  av. 

Bechtold,  Jos 65  Irving  av. 

Bissert,  Geo 244  Hamburg  av. 

Blatt,  Ed 204  St.  Nicholas  av. 

Boiler,  Leo 234  Stanhope 

Borngiesser,  H 1353  Greene  av. 

Braun,  Louis... 283  Onderdonk  av. 
Breisacher,  Fritz.  . . .264  Central  av. 

Breuning,  Fred 258  Wyckoff  av. 

Bruckner,  G 176  Onderdonk  av. 

Brumm,  G 1684  Myrtle  av. 

Burkhard,  Jos 386  Hamburg  av. 

Dahl,  Wm 38  Hamburg  av. 

Dunkel,  Adolph..  137  Evergreen  av. 

Feickert,  Adolf 96  Cedar 

Feser,  Nick 285  Wyckoff  av. 

Fleisher,  R 231  Troutman 

Friedle,  Wm 198  Hamburg  av. 

Gelbcke,  G 163  Central  av. 

Geuss,  John 179  Irving  av. 

Goes,  Henry 188  Wyckoff  av. 

Grouert,  Albert 254  Irving  av. 

Hanish,  Paul....  1002  Flushing  av. 

Heckele,  Louis 881  Grand 

Heppe,  Henry 2372  Pitkin  av. 

Hetzel,  Frank....  120  Hamburg  av. 

Jaeger,  John 295  Irving  av. 

Kaufman,  Isidor.  .235  Grandview  av. 
Kessinger,  C.  .186  Knickerbocker  av. 

Knauth,  Geo 158  Wyckoff  av. 

Kohler,  John 25  Hamburg  av. 

Kreess,  Jacob 237  Central  av. 

Kreuter,  John 1263  Myrtle  av. 


— Continued. 

Leonhard,  John 157  Central  av. 

Lypold,  W 1227  Myrtle  av. 

Markert,  P. .Woodbine  & Knick.  av. 
Masopust,  Frank..  118  Evergreen  av. 

Meyer,  Wm 504  Evergreen  av. 

Mich,  Mary... 86  Knickerbocker  av. 
Michel,  Rud. ...  Cypress  & Bleecker 

Miller,  Harry 337  Central  av. 

Paul,  Max 139  Central  av. 

Rank,  H 157  Wyckoff  av. 

Reiff,  Paul 206  Irving  av. 

Reinheimer,  T.  .125  St.  Nicholas  av. 

Rustmann,  John 1583  Halsey 

Sandie,  Wm.  .353  Knickerbocker  av. 
Sauerbrey,  Ad. ...565  Hamburg  av. 
Schafer,  Ch.  .296  Knickerbocker  av. 

Scheffler,  Louis 52  Bremen 

Schlesinger,  John....  135  Irving  av. 
Schmidt,  J... Myrtle  & Webster  avs. 

Schmidt,  P 205  Helen 

Schneider,  C.  .373  Knickerbocker  av. 

Schneider  Gotlieb 42  Floyd 

Scholl,  Chas. ...260  St.  Nicholas  av. 
Schwarz,  Henry.  ...  184  Central  av. 

Seiss,  C 242  Humboldt 

Steinhauser,  H.  ...Emma  & William 

Steitz,  T 216  Wyckoff  av. 

Weckesser,  Julius. ...  958  Myrtle  av. 

Weibach,  Chas 213  Wyckoff  av. 

Weiler,  CI1..199  Knickerbocker  av. 
Widder,  Fred. ...92  St.  Nicholas  av. 

Wugemach 123  Wyckoff  av. 

Wygand,  Frank... 269  Hamburg  av. 

Zimmerman,  C 160  Irving  av. 

Zoller,  Albert 199  Irving  av. 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 

Mangels  & Schmidt Court,  cor. 

Hunterdon 

ELIZABETH,  N.  J. 

Braun 419  Trumbull 

Paashan 4th,  cor.  Franklin 

Zuber 3d,  cor.  Livingston 


If  you  love  your  family,  join  the  union  of  your  craft. 


If  you  love  your  home,  buy  union-made  goods. 


If  you  love  humanity,  work  for  the  labor  cause. 


Every  time  you  purchase  an  article  without  the  union  label  you 
injure  a trade  unionist 


THIS  SPACE  IS  OPEN  FOR  ADVERTISERS 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


BARBER  SHOPS. 

This  is  a facsimile  of  the  Journeymen  Barbers ’ Union  Shop  Card. 
Do  not  patronize  a Barber  Shop  that  does  not  display  this 
card. 


JOURNEYMEN  BARBERS’  INTERNATIONAL  UNION 


Officers: 

President, 

JACOB  FISCHER,  Sec.-Treas., 
Security  Trust  Bldg.,  Indianapolis, 
Ind. 

Local  Officers: 

251.  New  York  City — Geo.  Weber, 
Pres.,  E.  i22d;  James  Lom- 
bardi, Vice-Pres.,  191  Mott; 
Philip  Palmer,  Treas.,  64  E. 
86th;  Gus  Behrens,  Rec.-Sec., 
1483  2d  av. ; Chas.  Marcks,  Cor. 
& Fin.  Sec.,  1626  2d  av.  Meets 
1st  and  3d  Tuesdays,  9:30 
P.  M.,  214  E.  41st. 


Shops  Employing  Union  Barbers 


MANHATTAN  & BRONX 

Angelica,  N 976  1st  av. 

Anton,  Adam.  .266  Southern  Boulv. 

Apell,  Louis 459  Pearl 

Arnold,  G 394  West 

Bauer,  C 455  W.  38th 

Bauman,  F 245  E.  55th 

Beissel,  F 356  E.  88th 

Bender,  J.  G 843  2d  ave. 

Bender,  Peter 355  E.  84th 

Bleicher,  W 118  Christopher 

Boben,  S 817  1st  av. 

Brand,  C 350  E.  9th 

Brand,  F 465  3d  av. 

Busch,  Michael 1317  2d  av. 

Carnesi  Bros 245  E.  75th 

Carried,  A 504  E.  171st 

Castka,  Emil 340  E.  73d 

Castka,  Joseph 355  E.  77th 

Cavalin,  Chas 2233  3d  av. 

Cizek,  Frank 340  E.  71st 

Clapp,  Louis 401  E.  8th 

Curuso,  Andrea... 982  Columbus  av. 

De  Bold,  Gus  J 127  7th  av. 

Deubert 657  B’way 

Di  Marzo,  Carmine 111  4th  av. 

Dietrich,  M 206  E.  38th 

Dietzel,  Joseph 400  E.  72d 

Dorler,  J 2023  Lexington  av. 

Dvorak,  Joseph 408  E.  73d 

Ebinger,  Chris.  F...1485  Brook  av. 

Eichner,  Theo 17 1 E.  92d 

Ehlenberger,  John 790  nth  av. 

Eichner,  J 171  E.  92d 

Eisenbrand,  E 1635  Av.  A 

Entress,  E 1256  2d  av. 

Erbe,  J 1892  Park  av. 

Essman,  Henry 441  nth  av. 


Fenichel,  M 232  Av.  A 

Ferminiello,  G 1734  ad  av. 

Fillat,  i\dolf 789  2d  av. 

Flack,  Pet 3395  3d  av. 

Fohe,  Frank 1825  2d  av. 

Freund,  A 1515  Ave.  A 

Gagliartie,  John. 208  E.  54th 

Gasco,  N 1750  2d  av. 

Genero,  G 1734  2d  av. 

Gerbino,  B.  C 967  1st  av. 

Geremia,  Frank 437  W.  38th 

Gierke,  H 1311  Washington  av. 

Giandalone,  J 763  St.  Ann’s  av. 

Greenwald,  J 1869  2d  av. 

Grieco,  M 967  Columbus  av. 

Grube,  F 835  1st  av. 

Gutman,  Emil 356  E.  88th 

Gunther,  D 1483  2d  av. 

Haberer,  Frank 964  Boston  av. 

Hall,  325  E.  73d 

Hassig,  J 174  E.  136th 

Hemmer,  J 2133  Madison  av. 

Herling,  B 1529  2d  av. 

Herman,  J 825  E.  134th 

Jahelka,  Joseph 401  E.  73d 

Kalb,  J 3529  3d  av. 

Karoli,  John 1710  2d  av. 

Kessler,  Gus 266  W.  144th 

Knauber,  Jacob 631  E.  161st 

Koernig,  G 3704  3d  av. 

Kohlhof,  A 307  E.  83d 

Kriesel,  Charles 1363  Av.  A 

Krizek,  Joseph 437  E.  73d 

Lamac,  Jac 347  E.  73d 

Lockhart,  A 1458  2d  av. 

Lopes,  Thomas 661  1st  av. 

Lucks,  Abe 1 87%  7th 

Maddir,  J.  & J.,,.1745  Madison  ay. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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BARBER  SHOPS— Continued. 


Manna,  Salvatore 88 1 3d  av. 

Marcks,  C 1626  2d  av. 

Margnitz,  Wm 335  Willis  av. 

Martin,  Geo.  E.  ..878^  Prospect  av. 

Marretto,  L 1297  1st  av. 

Marquart,  Peter 584 Yz  E.  134th 

Mayer,  John 424  E.  75th 

Mayer,  John 301  E.  88th 

Mock,  A 613  Westchester  av. 

Morschauser,  G 1211  1st  av. 

Morziello,  D 216  Greene 

Newman,  1 21  Spruce 

Nickolaus,  J 345  E.  92d 

Non-Tip 21  Spruce 

Novotny,  Joseph 325  E.  71st 

Ohmen,  J 1812  2d  av. 

Oppermann,  Herbert. ...  1626  2d  av. 

Pantoliano,  C 1030  1st  av. 

Peter  & Paul 216  Ave  A 

Pernicaro,  Frank 852  2d  av. 

Peroutka,  Anton 413  E.  71st 

Perron,  G 340  E.  45th 

Plescia,  B 1679  Av.  A 

Porto,  D 633  1st  av. 

Rader,  M 105  W.  106th 

Ritter,  John 201  E.  100th 

Romano,  L 340  E.  70th 

Rose,  O.,  Havemeyer-Ellis  av.,  U’p’t 

Rosen,  J 87  E.  4th 

Rosenzweig,  Joseph 1206  2d  av. 

Ruhe,  Wm 306  E.  92c! 


Russo,  D 471  Grand 

Sahr,  Carl 3146  3d  av. 

Scheu,  Phil 1074  1st  av. 

Schmettrer 479  E.  88th 

Schlamp,  H 827  1st  av. 

Schneider,  L 2183  5th  av. 

Schramm,  Rudolph 1359  3d  av. 

Schoenbour,  A 1290  1st  av. 

Scholz,  Paul 1604  2d  av. 

Schugowitsch,  A.  .608  St.  Ann’s  av. 

Schumacher,  Paul 174  E.  90th 

Schweitzer,  S 1679  Av.  A 

Seguroth,  P 589  10th  av. 

Simon,  J 997  1st  av. 

Slance,  Frank 401  E.  70th 

Smith,  M 2002  2d  av. 

Sonnenshein,  F 84  E.  4th 

Speck,  Ch 196  William 

Steiner,  A1 849  2d  av. 

Stopeck,  P 338  W.  39th 

Tarentino Spuyten  Duyvel 

Uhl,  Otto 396  2d  av. 

Von  Lear,  C 1195  1st  av. 

Voza,  Dennes 1720  1st  av. 

Waechter,  J 1483  2d  av. 

Wellendahl,  W 300  E.  92d 

Wershe,  Reinhard, 301  E.  56th 

Wies,  George  F 2023  3d  av. 

Wirth,  Jacob 133  Alexander  av. 

Zeller,  William 201  E.  52d 

Zimmermann,  R 402  E.  69th 


Spread  the  gospel  of  unionism  among  the  unorganized.  In  the 
same  measure  that  it  takes  root,  it  will  benefit  you. 

A good  union  man  and  a violin  have  much  in  common.  They 
keep  on  improving  with  age,  until  they  become  almost  priceless. 


The  union  label  is  organized  labor’s  long-range,  quick-firing 
gun.  With  it  we  can  reach  the  most  distant  non-union  factory. 


One  good  thing  is  noticed  in  the  trade-union  movement,  and 
that  is  the  rapid  organization  of  label  leagues  all  over  the  country. 
It  cannot  be  too  often  stated  that  the  label  is  organized  labor’s 
strongest  weapon  and  greatest  organizer.  Demand  the  label  at  all 
times. 


The  women  do  two-thirds  of  the  shopping,  and  the  merchants 
know  it.  One  woman  can  do  more  propaganda  work  by  asking  for 
the  union  label  than  ten  men.  They  have  a way  of  asking  for  an 
article  that  carries  conviction.  Make  it  a fad  with  the  women  to 
insist  on  union  label  goods,  and  union  clerks  and  organized  labor 
will  receive  the  biggest  boom  ever  known. 

Peck  & Co.,  822  Broadway,  New  York,  manufacture  men’s 
union=labeI  clothing. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


BILL  POSTERS. 

To  committees  in  charge  of  entertainments , balls , picnics , etc.,  and 
to  labor  unions •'  When  having  your  bills  and  other  printed 
matter  put  up,  see  that  this  label  is  attached  to  the  poster.  It 
is  a guarantee  that  the  work  was  done  by  union  billposters. 

NATIONAL  ALLIANCE  OF  BILLPOSTERS  AND  BILLERS 
OF  AMERICA. 


Officers: 

JOHN  SUPPLEE,  President, 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

WM.  J.  MURRAY,  Secretary, 
Room  ii,  B’way  Theatre  Bldg., 
New  York. 


Locals  and  Secretaries: 

2.  New  York  City — Wm.  McCarthy,  426  W.  42d. 

18.  Newark — A.  H.  Mahar,  209  Bergen. 

30.  Jersey  City — Wm.  Moran,  care  Academy  of  Music. 

33.  Brooklyn — Bert  D.  Simmons,  485  Hudson  av. 

Union  Billposters 

NEW  YORK 

Cahn  & Grant B’way  & 40th  Lachmann,  J.  M 313  W.  42d 

All  New  York  Theatres  Employ  Union  Billposters. 


BLACKSMITHS. 


INTERNATIONAL 


BROTHERHOOD  OF  BLACKSMITHS 
AND  HELPERS. 


Officers: 

JAMES  W.  KLINE,  General  President, 
GEO.  J.  WERNER,  General  Sec.-Treasurer, 
570-S8s  Monon  Bldg.,  Chicago,  111. 


Local  Lodge,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

185.  Perth  Amboy — Wm.  Coleman;  Joseph  Arsenault,  241  Front,  Perth 
Amboy,  N.  J. 


Sweet=Orr  Overalls  are  union=made  and  are  for  sale  in  all 
sections  of  the  city. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


13 


BOILERS,  ETC. 

Look  for  the  Label  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  BROTHERHOOD  OF  BOILER  MAKERS, 
IRON  SHIP  BUILDERS  AND  HELPERS  OF  AMERICA 


w — — 3 

* THIS  

ms 

HIM 

Is  issued  by  authority  of  the  Brotherhood  of 
Boiler  Makers  and  Iron  Ship  Builders  of 
America*  and  when  placed  on  work  guaran- 
tees that  it  is  the  product  of  union  labor. 

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^ (j  (fond  Sec'f-Treas.  6rand  Prts.-Crganlnr.^ 

Officers: 

GEO.  F.  DUNN,  President, 

354  N.  Arsenal  av.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

WM.  J.  GILTHORPE,  Sec.-Treas., 

314  Portsmouth  Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Kan. 

Local  Lodges,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

338.  Brooklyn — Wm.  Senift,  537  55th;  M.  M.  Hart,  145  Adelphi.  2 d and 
4th  Friday,  Day’s  Hall,  54th  and  3d  av. 

200.  Staten  Island — Dan  Goettell,  34  Swan,  Tompkinsville;  H.  Stolzenthaler, 
45  Hannah,  Tompkinsville.  1st  and  3d  Wednesday,  Stuhl’s  Hall, 
4 Monroe  av.,  Tompkinsville. 

33.  Bayonne — Wm.  F.  Cockran,  593  Ave.  B;  Elmer  T.  Smith,  127  W.  27th. 
2d  and  4th  Friday,  Odd  Fellows’  Hall,  15  E.  21st. 


BOOKBINDING. 

INTERNATIONAL  BROTHERHOOD  OF  BOOKBINDERS. 

Officers: 

ROBERT  GLOCKLING,  President, 

JAMES  W.  DOUGHERTY,  Sec.,  132  Nassau  Street,  New  York. 
Business  Agents 
Michael  Newman,  20  Duane 
Jos.  A.  Prout,  87  Nassau,  R.  512 
Thos.  O’Brien,  76  Lafayette 

Locals,  Officers  and  Meeting  Places: 

1.  New  York — J.  P.  Hand;  Frank  E.  Carter,  5 Spencer  court,  Brooklyn. 

1st  and  5th  Friday,  Florence  Bldg.,  1st  and  2d  avs. 

6.  New  York — F.  R.  Hadencamp,  1515  Fulton,  Brooklyn. 

9.  New  York — Ed.  J.  Bagnell,  736  49th,  Brooklyn. 

11.  New  York — John  Foell,  81  Linden,  Brooklyn. 

22.  New  York — Jos.  A.  Prout,  87  Nassau;  Jas.  A.  Monaghan,  283  Eliza- 
beth. Tues.,  12  St.  Mark’s  pi. 

43.  New  York — Rose  Phalzgraf,  335  E.  20th. 

62.  Newark — Jacob  Rush,  451  Broad. 

77.  New  York — J.  J.  Mahoney,  care  Haddon  & Co.,  214  William;  W.  R. 

McKim,  18  Longwood  av.,  New  Rochelle.  2d  and  4th  Friday,  70  E.  4th, 
1 19.  New  York — Henry  F.  Patrey,  449  E.  116th. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


BOOKBINDING.— Continued. 


Gold  Leaf. 

Am.  Gold  Leaf  Co 234  W.  50th 

Henke,  R 175  Park  row 

Hickson,  S 559  Broome 


Keely,  J.  J 115  3d  av. 

Scardifield,  F 457  E.  134th 

Shultz  & Son.... 25  St.  Mark’s  pi. 
Vallean  Mfg.  Co 560  Broome 


Union  Books — Self  Educational 


Van  Nostrand,  Messrs.  D.,  & Co., 
27  Murray 

Baker  & Taylor  Co 37  E.  17th 

Munn  & Co 361  B’way 

Wehman  Brothers 

American  News  Co. . .39-41  Chambers 
Ammon  & Mackle 81  Chambers 


Audel,  Theo.,  Co 63  5th  av. 

Brentano’s Union  sq. 

Bunnell,  J.  H.,  & Co 20  Park  pi. 

Comstock,  W.  T 23  Warren 

Lipkind,  Louis 37  Vandewater 

McGraw  Pub.  Co 114  Liberty 

Syndicate  Trading  Co 2 Walker 


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Academic  Herald Monthly 

Action  Monthly 

Advance  Styles Monthly 

Advertising  Agent Monthly 

Advocate  & Guardian.  . Semi-monthly 

Aerogram Monthly 

Ainslee’s  Magazine Monthly 

Album  of  Fur  Novelties Monthly 

All-Story  Monthly 

American  Amateur  Photo. . .Monthly 

American  Architect Weekly 

American  Banker Weekly 

.American  Bank  Reporter. . Semi-ann’l 

American  Bottler,  The Monthly 

American  Brewer,  The Monthly 

American  Cloak  Album.  . . .Monthly 
American  Druggist.  . . .Semi-Monthly 

American  Economist Weekly 

American  Engineer Monthly 

American  Esperanto Monthly 

American  Exporter,  English.. Monthly 
American  Exporter,  Spanish.. Monthly 
American  Family  Journal.  .Monthly 

American  Gentleman Monthly 

American  Grocer Weekly 

American  Home  Monthly.  .Monthly 

American  Household Monthly 

American  Jour,  of  Surgery.. Monthly 

American  Magazine Monthly 

American  Messenger Monthly 

American  Musician Weekly 

American  Newspaper  Direc. .Yearly 

American,  N.  Y Daily 

American  Queen Monthly 

American  Silk  Journal,  The.. Monthly 

American  Skirt  Album Monthly 

American  Waist  Albums,  Monthly 

Apples  of  Gold Monthly 

Architects  & Builders’  Jour. ..Yearly 
Architects’  & Builders’  Mag. Monthly 

Architectural  Record Monthly 

Archives  of  Pediatrics Monthly 

Argosy  Monthly 

Arms  and  the  Man Weekly 


Army  and  Navy  Journal.  ..  .Weekly 

Army  and  Navy  Life Monthly 

Asiatic  Journal Monthly 

Association  Men Monthly 

Automobile  Weekly 

Automobile  Magazine Monthly 

Babyhood Monthly 

Badroad  Man’s  Magazine.  . .Monthly 


Baker  and  Taylor Monthly 

Bankazine Monthly 

Baptist  Examiner Weekly 

Barbers’  Journal Monthly 

Barnard  Bulletin Monthly 

Bayside  Log  Book,  The. ..  .Monthly 

Bayside  Review Weekly 

Beacon,  The Monthly 

Beauty  Fash.  Co.  Catalogue. .Monthly 

Bedford  Public,  The Weekly 

Benziger’s  Magazine.  Monthly 

Bicycling  World  & Motorcycle  Re- 
view   Weekly 

Bill  Poster Monthly 

Blue  Book,  Automobile Yearly 

Boiler  Maker Monthly 

Bond  News Daily 

Bookbinder  ( International)  . Monthly 

Book  Buyer Monthly 

Booklo ver’s  Magazine Monthly 

Bookman  Monthly 

Bookseller,  Newsdealer  & Stat.S.-M. 
Borough  of  Queens  Advertiser.. Wkly 

Botschafter  Monthly 

Bowery  Boy Weekly 

Bradstreet’s  Weekly 

Brave  and  Bold Weekly 

Brewers’  Journal Monthly 

Bridge  Monthly 

Brighter  Day,  The Quarterly 

Broadway  Magazine Monthly 

Broadway  Review,  The Weekly 

Bronx  Democrat,  The Weekly 

Bronx  Home  News Weekly 

Brooklyn  Citizen Daily 


White  Rolls  Cigarettes  are  strictly  union=made  and  bear  the 
union  label. 


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UNION  MAGAZINES  AND  PERIODICALS.— Continued. 


Brooklyn  Times Daily 

Brooklyn  Weekly  News.  ..  .Weekly 

Browning  King’s Monthly 

Bulletin  of  Aeolian  Co Monthly 

Bullinger’s  Monitor  Guide.  .Weekly 
Bullinger’s  Post.  & Ship.  Guide.. Yrly 

Busy  Bee Monthly 

Butchers’  Advocate Weekly 

Cadenza  Monthly 

Camera  Work Monthly 

Carpenter  and  Joiner Monthly 

Carpentry  and  Building. . .Monthly 

Carpet  Trade  Review Monthly 

Carsin’s  Magazine W eekly 

Cassell’s  Little  Folks Monthly 

Cassell’s  Magazine Monthly 

Cassell’s  Quiver  Magazine . . Monthly 

Cast,  The Weekly 

Caterer  Monthly 

Catholic  Deaf-Mute Monthly 

Catholic  News Weekly 

Cent  Per  Cent Monthly 

Central  Station Monthly 

Charities  and  the  Commons. Monthly 

Charities  Directory Monthly 

Chart  Monthly 

Chat  (Adv.) Monthly 

Chat  Weekly 

Cheerful  Moments Monthly 

Christian  Herald Weekly 

Christian  Intelligencer Weekly 

Christian  Nation Weekly 

Christian  Work  & Evangelist.Weekly 

Chronicle,  The  Financial Daily 

Church  Bulletin Monthly 

Church  News,  The Monthly 

Churchman,  The Weekly 

Circle,  The Monthly 

City  Life Weekly 

City  Mission  Monthly Monthly 

City  Record Daily 

Civic  Federation  Review,  Nat.Bi-M. 

Clew’s  Circular Weekly 

Club  Women’s  Weekly Weekly 

Cold  Storage Monthly 

Collier’s  Weekly Weekly 

Commercial  Vehicle Monthly 

Common  People,  The Monthly 

Communicant,  The Monthly 

Concerning  Municipal  Ownership. M 

Conjurer’s  Magazine Monthly 

Converted  Catholic Monthly 

Cooper  Union  Chemical.  ..  .Monthly 
Cosmopolitan  Magazine. . . .Monthly 

Costume  Royale Monthly 

Courier  des  Etats-Unis Daily 

Credit  Men Monthly 

Crescent  (Ath.  Club,  Brooklyn).. M 

Cripple-News Quarterly 

Cuba  Review  and  Bulletin.  .Monthly 

Current  Literature Monthly 

Daily  Bible Monthly 

Daily  News Daily 

Decorative  Furnisher Monthly 

Democrat,  Sunday Weekly 

Der  Deutsche  Vorkampfer.  .Monthly 


Desk  Edition Semi-Annual 

Diamond  Dick Quarterly 

Diamond  Dick,  Jr Weekly 

Dietetic  Gazette Monthly 

“Dividends”  Monthly 

Dominant  Monthly 

Dramatic  Mirror Weekly 

Dramatic  News Weekly 

Dress  Monthly 

Drygoods  Monthly 

Dry  Goods  Economist Weekly 

Dry  Goods  Guide Monthly 

Dry  Goods  Journal Monthly 

Eagle,  Brooklyn Daily 

Echo  Monthly 

Echo,  The Bi-monthly 

Echo,  The  (Brooklyn) Monthly 

Echo,  The  Brooklyn Weekly 

Eden  Musee  Catalogue Monthly 

Edison  Bulletin,  The Monthly 

Electrical  Age Monthly 

Electrical  Review Weekly 

Electrical  World  & Engineer. Weekly 

Electrochemical  Monthly 

Electrotypers  & Stereo.  Journal.  .M. 

Elite  Styles Monthly 

Elks  Antler Monthly 

El  Viajero  (The  Salesman) .Monthly 
Engineering  & Contracting.  .Weekly 

Engineering  Magazine Monthly 

Engineering  News Weekly 

Engineering  Record Weekly 

Engineering  Review Monthly 

English  Gentleman Monthly 

Equitable  News Monthly 

Evening  Journal,  The Daily 

Evening  Mail Daily 

Evening  Sun Daily 

Evening  Telegram Daily 

Evening  World Daily 

Everybody’s  Magazine Monthly 

Every  Where Monthly 

Eye  Opener,  The Semi-monthly 

Fabrics  Monthly 

Factory  Inspector Monthly 

Fame  Monthly 

Fame  and  Fortune Weekly 

Family  Circle,  The Monthly 

F amily  Doctor Monthly 

Family  Story  Paper Weekly 

Fashions,  Fancy  Goods  & Notions.M 

Federal  Reporter Monthly 

Field  and  Stream Monthly 

Financial  Age Weekly 

Financial  World Weekly 

Firemen’s  Herald Weekly 

Fishing  Gazette,  The Weekly 

Food  News Monthly 

Foreign  Buyer  (Amer.  Ed.)  Monthly 
Foreign  Buyer  (Foreign  Ed.)....M. 

Forest  and  Stream Weekly 

Foresters’  Magazine,  The.  ..Monthly 
Foresters’  Review,  The. ..  .Monthly 

Frank  Merriwell Weekly 

Freeman’s  Journal .Weekly 

Freight  Monthly 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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UNION  MAGAZINES  AND  PERIODICALS.— Continued. 


. Freiheit  Weekly 

Fruitman  Weekly 

Furniture  Trade  Review.  . .Monthly 

Furniture  World Weekly 

Fur  Trade Monthly 

Gaelic  American,  The Weekly 

Gardener’s  Chronicle Monthly 

Garment  Buyer Monthly 

Gas  Logic Monthly 

Geyer’s  Stationer Weekly 

Girls’  Friendly  Magazine.  .. Monthly 

Globe,  The Daily 

Golden  Hours Monthly 

Literature  Monthly 

Good  Roads Monthly 

Good  Roads  Magazine Monthly 

Grace  Chapel  Chimes Monthly 

Gunter’s  Monthly Monthly 

Hamburg- American  Gazette . Monthly 
Hapgood’s  Opportunities..  .Monthly 

Happy  Days Weekly 

Hardware  Monthly 

Harlem  Argus Weekly 

Harlem  News,  The Weekly 

Harlem  Reporter,  The Weekly 

Harmsworth’s  Self-Educator.Monthly 

Harper’s  Bazar Monthly 

Harper’s  Magazine Monthly 

Harper’s  Weekly Weekly 

Hartshorn’s  Roller Quarterly 

Hat  Review Monthly 

Hay,  Flour  and  Feed Monthly 

Heating  and  Ventilating  Maga- 
zine   Monthly 

Helper  Monthly 

Hendrick’s  Comm.  Reg Yearly 

Herald,  N.  Y Daily 

Hints  Monthly 

Hlas  Lidu Daily 

Home  Journal  Patt.  Style  Book.... 

Quarterly 

Home  Talk Weekly 

Home  Talk Monthly 

Horseless  Age Weekly 

Hospitaler,  The Monthly 

Hotel  Reporter Daily 

Hotel  Review Monthly 

House  Furnishing  Review.  .Monthly 

Housewife  Monthly 

H.  P.  H Monthly 

Ice  Cream  Trade  Journal.  .Monthly 

Ideal  House Monthly 

Illustrated  Companion Monthly 

Illustrated  Milliner,  The.  . .Monthly 

Independent  Magazine Weekly 

India  Rubber  World Monthly 

Industrial  Monthly Monthly  4? 

Ingersol-Rand  Bulletin Monthly 

Insurance  Advocate Monthly 

Insurance  Engineering Monthly 

Insurance  Index Monthly 


Insurance  Journal Semi-monthly 

Insurance  Press W eekly 

Insurance  Times Monthly 

Intercollegian,  The Monthly 

Intercollegiate  Monthly 

Interior  Decoration Monthly 

Intern.  Art  Studio Monthly 

Intern.  Review,  Dun’s Monthly 

Int.  Steam  Engineer,  The.  ..Monthly 

Investment  Herald Monthly 

Irish  World Weekly 

Iron  Age Weekly 

It  Weekly 

Item,  The Weekly 

Jewellers’  Circular Weekly 

Journal  of  Commerce Daily 

Judge  Weekly 

Judge’s  Library Monthly 

Judge’s  Quarterly Quarterly 

Junior  Toilette Monthly 

Kindergarten  Magazine ....  Monthly 
Knights  of  Columbus,  New  York 

Chapter  # Semi-monthly 

Labor  Unionist,  The Weekly 

Ladies’  Weekly Weekly 

Ladies’  World Monthly 

La  Tribune  Medicale Monthly 

La  Voz  del  Norte Monthly 

Law  J ournal Daily 

Leader,  The Weekly 

Le  Bon  Ton .Monthly 

Ledger,  The Weekly 

L’Elegance  Parisiene Monthly 

Leslie’s  Weekly Weekly 

Les  Parisiennes Monthly 

Liberty  Boys  of  ’76 Weekly 

Library  Journal Monthly 

Life  Weekly 

Life  and  Fire  Year  Book. ..  .Yearly 

Life  Association  News 

Life  Insurance  Monthly...  .Monthly 

Life  Insurance  News Monthly 

Liquor  Dealers’  Rec.,  The.  .Monthly 
Liquor,  Temp,  and  Justice.  .Weekly 

L.  I.  Medical  Journal Monthly 

Lumber  Trade  Journ.  ..Semi-monthly 

Lumberman  Monthly 

Luther  League Monthly 

Luther  League  Topics Monthly 

Machinery  Monthly 

Magpie  Monthly 

Manual  of  Statistics Yearly 

Manufacturers’  Journal Monthly 

Manufacturing  Quarterly 

Marble  Workers Monthly 

Market  News Monthly 

Marine  Journal Weekly 

Martindale  Yearly 

Masonic  Standard Weekly 

McCall  Bazar  of  Fashions.  .Monthly 
McCall  Large  Catalogue . . . S-Annual 


J.  J.  Bagley  & Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  manufacture  fine=cut  and 
smoking  tobacco— union=labeled,  of  course. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


UNION  MAGAZINES  AND  PERIODICALS.— Continued. 


McCall  Ready  Ref.  Cata. . S.- Annual 

McCall’s  Magazine Monthly 

Medical Monthly 

Medical  and  Hist.  Journal. Quarterly 

Medical  Record Weekly 

Medical  Review Monthly 

Merchant’s  Review W eekly 

Merck’s  Report Monthly 

Messenger,  The Monthly 

Metal  Industry Monthly 

Metal  Worker Weekly 

Metaphysical  Quarterly 

Metropolitan  Monthly 

Metropolitan  Oddfellow Monthly 

Metrostyle  and  Themodist  Music.. M. 

Might  and  Main Weekly 

Military  Journal Semi-Monthly 

Mining  Reporter Weekly 

Mining  Topics Semi-Monthly 

Modern  Mexico Monthly 

Modern  Theatre Monthly 

Money  Saver Monthly 

Monthly  Auction  Trade  Journal.  .M. 

Morning  Telegraph Daily 

Morning  Telegraph  Chart  Book..Ma 

Mother  Earth Monthly 

Motor Monthly 

Motor  Boat Semi- Weekly 

Motorcycle,  The,  Illus Monthly 

Motor  World Weekly 

M.  S.  & B.  Magazine Monthly 

Mt.  Vernon  Leader Weekly 

Municipal  Journal Monthly 

Munsey  Monthly 

Museum  of  Nat.  History. . .Monthly 

Musical  Age Weekly 

Musical  America Monthly 

Musical  Courier Weekly 

Musical  Courier  Extra Weekly 

Music  Trade,  The Weekly 

Music  Trades Weekly 

National  Advocate,  The. . . .Monthly 
National  Home  Jour.  The.. Monthly 

National  Provisioner Weekly 

Navy,  Gail  and  Ax Monthly 

New  Era Monthly 

Newsdealer,  The Monthly 

Newspaperdom  Semi-Monthly 

New  York  Age Weekly 

New  York  Clipper Weekly 

N.  Y.  Life  Ins.  Journ Semi-M. 

New  York  Listy Daily 

New  York  Lutheran,  The.. Monthly 

N.  Y.  Med.  Journal Weekly 

N.  Y.  Plattdiitsche  Post Weekly 

N.  Y.  Railroad  Club Monthly 

N.  Y.  Realty  Journal Weekly 

N.  Y.  Schwabisches  Wochenblatt. W. 
N.  Y.  State  Jour,  of  Med.. Monthly 

New  York  Times Daily 

New  Yorkin  Uutiset Weekly 

New  York  Weekly Weekly 

Nick  Carter Weekly 

North  American  Review. . . .Semi-M. 
North  American  Weekly,  The...W. 
North  Bergen  Progress. . . .Monthly 


North  Side  News Daily 

Notification  Sheet,  Dun’s. . .Weekly 

Observer  Weekly 

Observer,  The  (Richmond  Hill).W. 

Obstetrics  Monthly 

Ocean,  The Monthly 

Old  Dominion  Line  Pilot.  .Monthly 

Old  Sports Weekly 

Oil,  Paint  & Drug  Reporter. Weekly 

Olive  Trees Monthly 

One  Type  at  a Time 

Only,  The Semi-Monthly 

Outlook,  The Weekly 

Optical  Journal Monthly 

Paper  Box  Maker Monthly 

Paper  Maker Semi-Monthly 

Paper  Mill Weekly 

Paper  Trade  Journal Weekly 

Parish  Interests,  Our  Lady  of 

Lourdes  Monthly 

Paris  Modes  Fashion  Sheet 

Paris  Modes  Magazine Monthly 

Parish  House  Bulletin,  The.Monthly 
Parish  Messenger,  The. ..  .Monthly 

Parish  News,  The Monthly 

Parish  Record Monthly 

Pearson’s  Magazine Monthly 

Peerless  Envy Monthly 

Peerless  Fashion  Sheet. . . .Monthly 

Penman  Art  Journal Monthly 

People’s  Home  Journal. . . .Monthly 
People’s  Magazine,  The. ..  .Monthly 

Pharmaceutical  Era Weekly 

Philosopher  Monthly 

Photographer  Weekly 

Photographic  T rades Monthly 

Pickings  from  Puck .Quarterly 

Pictorial  Review  Fashion  Sheet..  M. 
Pictorial  Review  Magazine. Monthly 
Pink  Book  (Financial  Age). Monthly 

Pitman’s  Monthly 

Playground,  The Monthly 

Playthings  Monthly 

Pluck  and  Luck Weekly 

Plumbers’  Trade  Jour . . . S.-Monthly 
Pocket  List  of  Ry.  Officials. . .Ouar. 

Police  Gazette,  The . . , Weekly 

Popular  Magazine,  The. . . .Monthly 
Post  Card  & Nov.  Trade.  .Monthly 

Post  Card  Dealer Monthly 

Pottery  Gazette,  The Monthly 

Press,  N.  Y Daily 

Princeton  Tiger,  The Monthly 

Printers’  Ink Weekly 

Printing  Trades’  News Monthly 

Progress  Quarterly 

Progressive  Monthly Monthly 

Publishers’  Weekly Weekly 

Puck  Weekly 

Puck’s  Monthly Monthly 

Puck’s  Quarterly Quarterly 

gueen’s  Borough  Argus. . .Monthly 

acing  Calendar Weekly 

Racing  Weekly Weekly 

Railroad  Gazette Weekly 

Railroad  & Loco.  Engineering. . .M. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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UNION  MAGAZINES  AND  PERIODICALS.— Continued. 


Railway  Maintenance Monthly 

Real  Estate  Directory Yearly 

Real  Estate  R.  & S Weekly 

Real  Est.  Rec.  of  Westchest.  Co.W. 

Record,  The Monthly 

Record  and  Guide Weekly 

Recreation  Monthly 

Reference  Book,  Dun’s 

Reformed  Church,  The.  . . .Monthly 

Review,  The Weekly 

Review  of  Reviews Monthly 

Richmond  Hill  Record Weekly 

Rider  and  Driver Weekly 

Roach’s  Financial  Facts.  ..  .Weekly 

Romaanilehti  Monthly 

Royal  Cross,  The Quarterly 

Rural  New  Yorker Weekly 

Saint  Andrew’s  Chronicle.  .Monthly 
St.  Bartholomew’s  Messenger. Quar. 

Sartorial  Art  Journal Monthly 

Satura  Quarterly 

School  Weekly 

School  Work Quarterly 

Scientific  Amer.  & Supple.  .Weekly 

Scrap  Book Monthly 

Scribner’s  Magazine Monthly 

Seaside  Life Weekly 

Secret  Service Weekly 

Senior  Toilette Monthly 

Settlement  Journal Monthly 

Sheridan’s  Men  and  Women.... M. 

Shipping  Weekly 

Short  Stories Monthly 

Silver  Cross Monthly 

Sis  Hopkins Monthly 

Smith  Gray’s  Ways.  ..Semi-Monthly 

Smith’s  Magazine Monthly 

Smoke,  The Monthly 

Snap  Shots Monthly 

Social  Register 

Social  Service Monthly 

Society  Weekly 

Soda  Fountain Monthly 

Solidarity  Monthly 

South  America Monthly 

Southern  Investor Monthly 

Spalding’s  Athl.  Library ...  Monthly 
Spalding’s  Offi.  Base  Ball  Guide.. Y. 

Spectator,  The Weekly 

Spice  Mill Monthly 

Spirit  of  Missions,  The.  ..  .Monthly 
Spring  Lake  & Lakewood. . .Weekly 
Standard  & Vanity  Fair.  ..  .Weekly 
Standard  UniQn  (Brooklyn).  .Daily 

Star,  Long  Island Daily 

State  Sentinel,  The Monthly 

Stationer  Weekly 

Stevens  College Tri-Monthly 

Street  Railway  Journal.  . . .Monthly 
Style  & Amer.  Dressmaker. Monthly 
Success  Magazine Monthly 


Successful  American Quarterly 

Sun,  The Daily 

Sunday  Companion Monthly 

Sunshine  Monthly 

Sunshine  Bulletin Monthly 

Supply  World Monthly 

Table  and  Home Quarterly 

Tales  Monthly 

Tales  from  Town  Topics Quar. 

Talking  Machine  World.  . .Monthly 

Tammany  Times Weekly 

Tattler  Monthly 

Tea  and  Coffee  Trade  Journal... M. 

Tea  Leaf Monthly 

Teachers’  Monograph Quarterly 

Technical  Literature Monthly 

Telegraph  Age,  The Monthly 

Telephone  Journal Weekly 

Temperance  Quarterly 

Textile  Weekly 

Theatre  Magazine Monthly 

Theosophical  Quarterly 

Things  Chemical Monthly 

Third  Rail Monthly 

Thomas’  Drug  Book Yearly 

Thomas’  Grocery  Book Yearly 

Thomas’  Hardware  Book.  . . .Yearly 
Thomas’  Manufacturers’  Book...Y\ 
Thomas’  Weekly  Review.  . . .Weekly 

Times,  N.  Y Daily 

Tip-Top  Weekly 

Tip-Top  Quarterly Quarterly 

Tobacco  Weekly 

Tobacco  Journal,  U.  S Weekly 

Todd  Scrap  Book Monthly 

Tomahawk,  The 

Tousey  Libraries Weekly 

Tourist  Educator Monthly 

Trade  Directory  (Automobile)  . . .Q. 

Trade  Review Tri-Weekly 

Trained  Nurse Monthly 

Travel  Magazine,  The Monthly 

Treasury  of  Religious  Thought.. M. 

Tribune  Daily 

Trotter  and  Pacer Weekly 

Typewriter  Topics Monthly 

Underwood’s  Counterfeit  Rep.Bi-M. 

Underwood  News Monthly 

U.  S.  W.  V.  Bulletin Weekly 

Union  Magazine,  The Weekly 

Union  Printer,  N.  Y.  . Semi- Weekly 

Universal  Engineer Monthly 

Upholsterer,  The Monthly 

Van  Norden  Magazine Monthly 

Variety  Weekly 

Voice  of  Mission Monthly 

Voice  of  the  Retail  Druggist. ..  .M. 

Volks-Zeitung  Daily 

Volunteers’  Gazette Weekly 

Wall  Street  Journal.. Daily 

Wallpaper  News  & In.  Dec.,  The.M. 


Unionists’  wives — who  spend  the  family  money — should  de= 
mand  the  union  label. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


UNION  MAGAZINES  AND  PERIODICALS.— Continued. 


War  Cry Weekly 

Ward,  The Monthly 

Waste  Trade Weekly 

Water  and  Gas Monthly 

Water  Lily,  The Monthly 

Wayside  Tales Monthly 

Weekly  Bull,  of  Clothing  Trade.  .W. 

Weekly  Record Weekly 

Weekly  Review,  Dun’s Weekly 

Weekly  Underwriter Weekly 

Westerleigh  Union,  The ..  Quarterly 
Whittaker’s  Bible  Class  Manual.. Q. 

Whittaker’s  Picture  Lessons Q. 

Whittaker’s  Sunday  School  Les..Q. 
Whittaker’s  Teacher’s  Assistant.  . Q. 

Wide-Awake  : Weekly 

Wild  West Weekly 


Wilshire’s  Magazine Monthly 

Wine  Press Monthly 

Woman  Monthly 

Woman’s  Own  Magazine. . . .Weekly 

Woman’s  Work Monthly 

Woodcarver  Monthly 

Word,  The Monthly 

Work  and  Win Weekly 

Vvorker,  The Weekly 

World,  N.  Y Daily 

Young  Christian  Soldier,  The...W. 

Young  Christian  Soldier,  The....M. 

Young  Soldier Weekly 

Young  Rough  Riders Weekly 


Young  Women’s  Christian  Ass’n.M. 
Youth’s  Temp.  Banner,  The....M. 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 


This  stamp  is  found  in  the  sole  or  lining  of  every  shoe  made  by 
union  men.  It  guarantees  that  the  shoe  is  not  convict  or 
scab  made. 


BOOT  AND  SHOE  WORKERS’  UNION 


Officers: 

JOHN  F.  TOBIN,  President. 
CHAS.  L.  BAINE,  Sec.-Treas., 
246  Summer  Street,  Boston,  Mass. 

Local  Officers: 

Brooklyn — John  B.  Geary,  1153 
Myrtle  av. 

New  York — J.  Wehneke,  323  E.  68th. 
Newark — H.  B.  Fouratt,  18  5th. 


This  is  the  union  re- 
pair-shop stamp.  See 
that  it  gets  on  your 
shoes  when  they  are  be- 
ing repaired.  It  shows 
that  the  repairer  belongs 
to  the  union. 


BROOKLYN 

Fay  Bros 1022  B’way 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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BOOTS  AND  SHOES.— Continued. 

Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Stamped  Boots  and  Shoes 


MANHATTAN  & BRONX 

Adler,  S.  & J 186  E.  125th 

Adler,  S.  & J 106th  & 3d  av. 

Barr  & Co 3 E.  42d 

Bates,  A.  J.,  & Co 176  Duane 

Baumoehl,  H.  M.  .88  Amsterdam  av. 
Baumoehl,  H.  M..145  Amsterdam  av. 
Benedetti  Bros.  .1247  Amsterdam  av. 
Berkowitz  & Meirowitz. . 1569  1st  av. 

Bloom,  R 2324  3d  av. 

Boersch,  R 65  Grand 

Burger,  Louis 1975  3d  av. 

Coniglio,  Vine.. 584  Amsterdam  av. 
Coward,  J.  S.... 268-274  Greenwich 
Douglas,  W.  L.  Shoe  Co.,  250  W.  125 
Douglas. . .433  B’way,  cor.  Howard 

Douglas 755  B’way,  cor.  8th 

Douglas 853  B’way,  cor.  14th 

Douglas 1349  B’way,  cor.  36th 

Douglas 1447  B’way,  cor.  41st 

Douglas. ..  .2202  3d  av.,  cor.  120th 

Douglas 974  3d  av. 

Douglas. . .2779  3d  av.,  bet.  146-147 

Douglas 250  W.  125th 

Douglas 345  8th  av. 

Douglas 95  Nassau 

Douglas 356  6th  av.,  cor.  22d. 

Ellinger,  R 1523  3d  av. 

Ellis,  S.... Depot  sq.,  White  Plains 

Emanuel,  A 1453  2d  av. 

Fantell,  S.  F 1348  1st  av. 

Frazin  & Oppenheim.  .6tn  av.  & 18th 
Frazin  & Oppenheim.  .6th  av.  & 21st 
Friedenstein  & Son,  S.  . . .574  3d  av. 

Glaser,  Alfred 1077  1st  av. 

Goldsand,  Henry 1392  3d  av. 

Goldstein,  J 848  Columbus  av. 

Greenfield,  Phillip 877  8th  av. 

Gruninger,  C.  F 720  10th  av. 

Harris,  A 350  3d  av. 

Hervey,  L.  E 446  W.  125th 

Hirsch,  Nathan 1838  3d  av. 

Kalm,  J 1714  3d  av. 

Kassell,  Ed 2598  8th  av. 

Kehoe,  Wm.,  & Son.  .167  Greenwich 

Kirschner,  1 338  E.  Houston 

Klein,  M 1808  3d  av. 

Lambert,  M 39  Courtlandt 

Madden,  J.  J. 2797  3d  av. 

Marks,  Benj 2139  8th  av. 

Marks,  Harry 2695  3d  av. 

Marx,  B 2139  8th  av. 

Marx,  H 2695  3d  av. 

Masiello,  Jos 1545  3d  av. 

May,  A.,  & Co... 828  Columbus  av. 
McSherry,  P.  J. ..726  Columbus  av. 

Munnich,  Chris 217  Willis  av. 

Oppenheimer,  H 1426  1st  av. 


Paul,  N.  A.,  & Co 2 Courtlandt 

Pick,  Gus 1334  1st  av. 

Pick,  Leopold 1562  2d  av. 

Pick,  Mrs.  L 1607  1st  av. 

Pincus,  P.,  Railroad  av..  White  Plains 

Regent  Shoe  Store i486  3d  av. 

Reisman,  L 748  Columbus  av. 

Reiss,  Alex 284  Bowery 

Ringgold,  E.,  & Co 1142  B’way 

Rosenfeld,  D.  S 2161  8th  av. 

Rosenfeld,  E 426  3d  av. 

Rothenberg  & Co 34  W.  14th 

Shire,  L.  D 446  Columbus  av. 

Shire,  M.  B 1 1 1 Lenox  av. 

Strauss,  S 2415  8th  av. 

Topper,  Jos 2100  3d  av. 

U.  S.  Shoe  & Leather  Co.  .167  6th  av. 

Uzkovitz,  J 2177  8th  av. 

Waldorf 976  3d  av. 

Waldorf 419  6th  av. 

Waldorf 13  Columbus  av. 

Waldorf 393  8th  av. 

Waldorf 209  Greenwich 

Waldorf 194  Park  row 

Waldorf 246  Bowery 

Walk-Over 179  B’way 

Walk-Over 252  W.  125th 

Walk-Over 1177  B’way 

Weinberg,  S 165  St.  Ann’s  av. 

Wright,  W.  J 124  W.  125th 

BROOKLYN 

Allgaier  Bros 715  B’way 

Baker,  H.  A 1720  B’way 

Beck 2051  Fulton 

Brennan,  W.  G 303  B’way 

Byrne 967  Manhattan  av. 

Clark 1567  B’way 

Damm,  Geo. . . 446  Knickerbocker  av. 

Davis,  W Fulton  & Washington 

Douglas. . .708  B’way,  cor.  Thornton 
Douglas. . 1367  B’way,  cor.  Gates  av. 

Douglas 421  Fulton,  cor.  Pearl 

Douglas 478  5th  av. 

Emerson  Shoe  Store. .B’way  & Bed- 
ford av. 

Engel 447  Myrtle  av. 

Fay  Bros 1022  B’way 

Frith 917  Manhattan  av. 

Friedman 302  5th  av. 

Gallegher  & Blanly.  .3d  av.,  5ist-52d 

Greenblatt,  L 1159  Myrtle  av. 

Guarantee 2713  Atlantic  av. 

Guggisberg 180  Woodward  av. 

Henke 415  B’way 

Kemler 1371  B’ wav 

Markert 609  Grand 

Meade 139  Myrtle  av. 


Sweet=Orr  Overalls  are  imion=made  and  are  for  sale  in  all 
sections  of  the  city. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES.— Continued. 


Meyer  & Son 301  Grand 

Meyer  & Son 1113  B’way 

McDougall 149  Myrtle  av. 

McDougall 197  Flatbush  av. 

Morrell  Bros 1841  Fulton 

Morrell  Bros 1860-2  Fulton 

Morrell  Bros 929  Fulton 

Orchard 2693  Atlantic  av. 

Phillips,  Geo 817  Myrtle  av. 

Phillips.  .47  Jackson  av.,  L.  I.  City 

Uzman  & Kannofsky 694  B’way 

Waldorf 764  B’way 

Waldorf 1419  B’way 

Waldorf 430  5th  av. 

Waldorf 387  Fulton 

Waldorf 1187  Fulton 

Waldorf 21 1 Grand 

Waldorf 882  Manhattan  av. 

Waldorf 5112  3d  av. 

Walk-Over 565  Fulton 

Waukease 132  5th  av. 

SHOE  POLISH 

(Label  stamped  on  cover  of  box.) 
Douglas,  W.  L .,  & Co.Fulton  & Pearl 

WHITE  PLAINS 

Ellis,  Sam Depot  sq. 

Pincus,  P Railroad  av. 

“Smart  Shop” 25  Oracoaupum 

Wheeler,  E Railroad  av. 

White,  suc’r  to  Cox. .. Railroad  av. 


YONKERS 

Waldorf 1 Getty  sq. 

ELIZABETH 

Tuchler  Bros 96  Broad 

Waldorf  Broad 

NEWARK 

Peabody,  T.  A.,  Market,  opp.  Wash. 
Waldorf  Broad 

PATERSON 

Douglas,  W.  L 192  Market 

Lowenthal’s 108  Main 

Waldorf 146  Market 

PASSAIC 

Franck  Shoe  Co. 

HOBOKEN 

Waldorf 207  1st 

JERSEY  CITY 

Douglas,  W.  L 18  Newark  av. 

vValdorf 132  Newark  av. 


BROOMS. 

This  blue  label  appears  on  all  union-made  brooms  and  whisk 
brooms  and  guarantees  that  they  were  not  made  by  convicts 
in  a prison  factory.  The  label  is  placed  under  the  wire  at 
the  finish  of  the  broom  and  not  pasted  on. 

INTERNATIONAL  BROOM  AND  WHISK  MAKERS’  UNION 


Officers: 

J.  M.  HOFFMAN,  President, 
174  Spalding  Street,  Lockport,  N.  Y. 
A.  A.  BROWER,  Sec.-Treasurer, 
Box  536,  Amsterdam,  N.  Y. 

Locals  and  Secretaries: 

14.  Amsterdam,  N.  Y. — Geo.  Meaker,  55  Union. 

21.  Lockport,  N.  Y. — Philip  Oxner,  88  Vine. 

79.  Amsterdam,  N.  Y. — Albert  Gode,  37  Glen  av. 

88.  Rochester,  N.  Y. — Wm.  Brucks,  care  A.  C.  Dobbertin. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


23 


BROOMS.- 

Retail  Stores  Selling 

BROOKLYN 

77  Atlantic  av.,  cor  Hicks 
2681  Atlantic  av.,  bet.  Vermont  & 
New  Hampshire 

Bath  av.  & Bay  19th,  Bath  Beach 
120  Bridge,  cor.  Prospect 
359  Broadway,  cor.  Keep 
587  Central  av. 

805  Coney  Island  av.,  bet.  Av.  C & D 
515  Court,  cor.  9th 
429  Court,  nr.  3d  pi. 

618  DeKalb  av.,  cor.  Nostrand  av. 

108  5th  av.,  cor.  Baltic 

187  5th  av.,  cor.  Berkeley  pi. 

297  5th  av.,  cor.  2d 

401  5th  av.,  cor.  7th 

535  5th  av.,  cor.  14th 

5801  5th  av.,  cor.  58th 
669-671  5th  av.,  cor.  20th 
4*7*7  7th  av. 

370  7th  av. 

3923  Fort  Hamilton  av.,  cor.  40th 
1445  Fulton,  cor.  Tompkins  av. 

1592  Fulton,  opp.  Sumner  av. 

1750  Fulton,  nr.  Utica  av. 

1928  Fulton,  nr.  Ralph  av. 

2138  Fulton,  nr.  Rockaway 
222  Greenwood  av.,  cor.  E.  3d 
440  Hicks,  cor.  Harrison 
194  Kmgsland  av.,  cor.  Driggs  av. 

995  Manhattan  av.,  cor.  Huron 


-Continued. 

Union-Made  Brooms 

850  Manhattan  av.,  opp.  Noble 

1085  Manhattan  av.,  cor.  Dupont 

481  Myrtle  av.,  cor.  Hall 

648  Myrtle  av.,  cor.  Franklin  av. 

135  Nassau  av.,  cor.  Oakland 

2*72  Prospect  Park  West,  cor.  17th 

220  Reid  av.,  cor.  Jefferson  av. 

bx.ore  rd.,  Sheepshead  Bay 

147  Smith,  cor.  Bergen 

241  Smith,  cor.  Douglass 

121  3d  av.,  cor.  St.  Marks  pi. 

476  3d  av.,  cor.  10th 
4001  3d  av.,  cor.  46th 
5302  3a  av.,  cor.  53d 
5623  3d  av.,  cor.  57th 
415  Union 

359  Van  Brunt,  nr.  Dikeman 

638  Wythe  av.,  cor.  Wilson 

Abraham  & Straus 420  Fulton 

Batterman B’way  & Graham  av. 

Berlin B’way  & Willoughby 

Deterling Nostrand  & Senot 

Klein  waiter 299  Harmon 

Meyer 416  B’way 

Price  & Rosenbaum.  .B’way  & Ralph 
Stubbe 585  Hamburg  av. 

MANHATTAN 

Bloomingdale 59th  & 3d  av. 

Koch,  H.  C.  F.,  & Co.  .132  W.  125th 

Rothenberg 14th  & 6th  av. 

14th  St.  Store 14th  & 6th  av. 


BRUSHES. 


This  is  the  label  of  the  Brushmakers’  International  Union.  You 
can  get  it  by  asking  for  it.  It  is  on  all  kinds  of  brushes  but 
tooth  brushes. 

BRUSHMAKERS’  INTERNATIONAL  UNION 

Officers: 

M.  H.  BRADY,  President, 

1108  Pine  Street,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

J.  M.  McELROY,  Secretary, 

1822  Stiles  Street,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Locals  and  Secretaries: 

2.  Peter  F.  Bischoff,  315  Monastery,  W.  Hoboken,  N.  J. 

6.  Ed.  A.  Nelson,  140  Oakland,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

12.  H.  Wadsworth,  40  De  Witt  ave.,  Belleville,  N.  J. 


^[g'lumoN  labeT> 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 


Blumenthal,  H 432  E.  71st 

Gerhardt,  C 591  Hudson 

Kappeler,  J.  M. ..1038  Stebbins  av. 

Mahler,  P.,  & Sons 299  Pearl 

Mitchell,  E 271  Pearl 

Nelson,  E.  A 140  Oakland 

BROOKLYN 

Cahill,  R 192  Fulton 


Haurahan,  T 2748  Atlantic  av. 

Paterson  & Kaufman. 805  Lex’g’n  av 
Ryan,  J.  M >...111  Grand 

NEW  JERSEY 

Bischoff,  P.  F 315  Monastery, 

West  Hoboken 

Dixon  & Caffrey.38  Bergen,  Newark 
Newfeld,  O. ..409  Lewis,  Union  Hill 

Wadsworth,  H 40  De  Witt  av., 

Belleville 


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BRIDGES  AND  IRON  WORK 

Should  be  built  by  men  who  wear  the  button  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  BRIDGE  AND 
STRUCTURAL  IRON  WORKERS 


Officers: 

F.  M.  RYAN, 

President, 

J.  J.  McNAMARA, 
Sec.-Treasurer, 
422-424  American  Cen- 
tral Life  Bldg., 
Indianapolis,  Ind. 


Local  Lodges,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

11.  Newark — W.  Brown;  L.  P.  Russell,  54  Stradford  pi.  Friday,  248  Halsey. 
35.  Brooklyn — John  W.  Kelly;  Robert  Hart,  77  So.  Fifth.  Friday,  Arcanum 
Hall,  407  Bridge. 

40.  New  York — Jeremiah  McCarthy;  R.  B.  Davison,  154  E.  54th.  Wednes- 
day, 154  E.  54th. 

42.  New  York — John  Worm;  Geo.  Greger,  307  E.  81st.  Tuesday,  1551  2d  av. 
45.  Jersey  City — John  J.  Dolan;  A.  Bussow,  713  Malone,  W.  Hoboken. 

Friday,  Hawke’s  Hall,  13th  and  Erie. 

52.  New  York — Chas.  Herrschaft;  W.  Gamble,  1551  2d  av.  Friday,  243 
E.  84th. 


The  union  label  is  the  means  by  which  you  can  help  your 
fellow-workers  in  other  trades. 


Be  sure  that  you  consult  the  Union  Goods  Directory  before 
you  or  your  wife  sally  forth  to  spend  your  weekly  allowance. 


J.  J.  Bagley  & Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  manufacture  fine=cut  and 
smoking  tobacco — union=labeled,  of  course. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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CARPENTERS  AND  JOINERS. 

This  is  the  label  of  the 

UNITED  BROTHERHOOD  OF  CARPENTERS  AND  JOIN- 
ERS OF  AMERICA. 


WM.  D.  HUBER,  President, 
FRANK  DUFFY,  Secretary, 

P.  O.  Box  187,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 


Business  Agents: 

New  York  City — L.  E.  Storey,  248  E.  121st;  John  J.  Towers,  178  East  87th; 

Konst  Eckert,  243  E.  112th;  John  Rice,  523  W.  50th. 

Brooklyn— Henry  Erickson,  288  Degraw;  Jos.  Gleason,  60  Georgia  av. ; 

Geo.  Hellen,  142  E.  59th;  E.  Bradley,  585  Hamburger. 

Bronx — Chas.  H.  Bausher,  1370  Franklin  av. ; Chas.  Schratt,  1836  Arthur 
av. ; Thos.  Dalton,  3309  3d  av. 

Long  Island  City — Jas.  Asher,  Mill  and  Concord,  Morris  Park;  Wm.  Paw- 
lowich,  157  15th  av. ; Geo.  Lynch,  142  E.  59th. 

Staten  Island — Chas.  Lange,  81  Gordon,  Stapleton. 

Jersey  City — J.  R.  Burgess,  452  Hoboken  av. ; H.  Bertolf,  538  Elm,  West 
Hoboken. 

Elizabeth — J.  T.  Cosgrove,  843  Elizabeth  av. 

Newark — J.  M.  McLean,  259  So.  10th;  C.  C.  Mowell,  107  Oraton. 

Paterson — Krine  Englishman,  Helvetia  Hall,  Van  Houten. 

New  Rochelle — J.  E.  Martin,  51  Warren. 

Rahway — L.  A.  Springer. 

White  Plains — J.  G.  Knapp,  4 Baker  av. 

Yonkers — Wm.  Wyatte,  179  Ashburton  av. 

Local  Unions  and  Meeting  Nights: 

BRONX  STATEN  ISLAND 

567 — 144  Canal,  Stapleton.  Mon. 
606 — Fink’s  Hall,  W.  New  Brigh- 
ton. Mon. 

1388 — Engine  House,  Huguenot.  2d 
and  4th  Tues. 

BROOKLYN 

12 — 951  Willoughby  av.  Mon. 

32 — 951  Willoughby  av.  Wed. 

109 — 443  Atlantic  av.  Mon. 

126 — 760  Manhattan  av.  1st  and 
3d  Wed. 

147 — Liberty  av.  and  Wyona.  Tues. 
175 — 574  Broadway.  Wed. 


40 — Beck’s  Hotel.  1st  and  3d  Mon. 
172 — Masonic  Hall,  Westchester. 
Mon. 

387 — 639  Van  Cortlandt  av.  Tues. 
464 — 2994  3d  av.  Tues. 

478 — 761  E.  166th.  Tues. 

593 — nth,  bet.  White  Plains  rd.  & 
233d,  Williamsbridge.  Tues. 

JAMAICA 

613 — Fraternity  Hall.  Wed. 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 
34 — 432  Steinway  av.  2d  and  4th 
Tues. 


The  union  label  means  health  for  the  workers* 


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CARPENTERS  AND  JOINERS.— Continued. 


247 — Court  and  State.  Mon. 

258 — Howard  av.  & Madison.  Mon. 
291 — 995  Willoughby  av.  Mon. 

381 — 15  McDougal.  Mon. 

451 — 315  Washington.  Mon. 

471 — Fifth  av.  and  Union.  Mon. 
639 — 53d  and  3d  av.  Mon. 

425 — Surf  av.  and  16th,  Coney 
Island.  Tues. 

MANHATTAN 

51 — 183  E.  107th.  Mon. 

56 — (Parquet  Floor  Layers) — 240 
E.  80th.  Wed. 

64 — S.  E.  cor.  48th  and  3d  av. 
Mon. 

240 — 243  E.  84th.  Tues. 

285 — (Framers) — 321  E.  73d.  Wed. 
309- — (Cabinet  Makers) — 321  E. 
73d.  Tues. 

340 — 341  W.  47th.  Tues. 

375 — (Framers) — 243  E.  84th.  Tues. 


382 — 243  E.  84th.  Tues. 

457 — 321  E.  73d.  Wed. 

468 — 149  E.  1 6th.  Mon. 

473 — Christopher  & Hudson.  Mon. 
476 — (Machine  Woodworkers) — 243 
E.  84th.  Tues. 

497 — 243  E.  84th.  Mon. 

509 — 414  6th  av.  Mon. 

513 — 243  E.  84th.  Tues. 

575 — (Stairbuilders) — 67th  and  3d 
av.  1st,  3d  and  5th  Tues. 

707 — 240  E.  80th.  Mon. 

715 — 67  and  69  W.  125th.  Mon. 
724 — 1032  1st  av.  Mon. 

727 — 98  Forsyth.  Mon. 

774 — 156  E.  54th.  Wed. 

1548 — (Butchers’  Fixtures) — 424  W. 
49th.  Tues. 

1565 — 308  E.  113th.  Mon. 

1717 — 203  E.  56th.  Wed. 

1747 — 165  E.  125th.  Mon. 

1790 — (Cabinet  Makers) — 84  E.  4th. 
Wed. 


Manufacturers  of  Union-Label  Fixtures. 


BROOKLYN 

Ballance 80  Wallabout 

Cobb,  Geo.  W. . .Willoughby,  nr.  Ft. 
Green  Pk. 

Engelhardt,  C.  W 29  Lawton 

Furguson,  R.  B. ..Lee  av.-Wallabout 

Goetz,  Jos 102  Engert  av. 

Greiner,  J. . . .Dodworth,  nr.  B’way 
Heckelmann,  A.  & M..262  Johnson  av. 
Holler,  Jack. ...  15-19  Kosciusko  pi. 

Kirsch,  F.  J 532  Bushwick  av. 

Lawrence,  R.. Ralph  & Fairview  av., 
Ridgewood  Heights 

Lindblad  & Co West  & Java 

Mortensen,  A.. 516-518  Hamilton  av. 
Mulligan,  Geo West  & Java 


Pepler  & Schefler..5i  Washington  av 

Ryan,  D 22d  & 23d,  3d  av. 

Schwartz,  Chas Flushing  av. 

Scott  & Co.,  N.  B... 440-442  Adelphi 
Seaman  & Son.. Grand  & Myrtle  avs. 
Smith  & Son,  H..  .256  St.  James  pi. 
Staib  & Co.,  W.  V..646  Atlantic  av. 
Steingoetter  & Co.,  L.  .13-19  Thames 
Worn  & Co.,  Wm.  F 73  George 

NEW  YORK  CITY 

Farrell,  Thos 626  10th  av. 

Jackson  & Co 10th  av.,  14th 

McLean,  Jas 510  W.  34th 

Nilson,  J.  R 444  W.  14th 

White,  Wm.  E. ..Barrow  & Hudson 


WOOD  CARVING. 

INTERNATIONAL  WOOD  CARVERS’  ASSOCIATION. 

Officers: 

JOHN  S.  HENRY,  Secretary,  1220  3d  av.,  New  York  City. 

Local  Branches,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

Wood  Carvers’  and  Modelers’  Association. 

AUGUST  SCHREMPF,  President. 

M.  SUSSMAN,  Vice-President. 

AUGUST  SCHREIBER,  Rec.-Sec’y. 

GEO.  DANITZ,  Fin.-Sec’y. 

FRED  HEUN,  Treasurer. 

ADAM  SACKS,  Serg’t-at-Arms. 

Meets  1 st,  3d  and  5th  Friday,  Labor  Temple,  243  E.  84th  St.,  New  York. 

For  list  of  retailers  see  Woodworkers. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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CARRIAGES  AND  WAGONS 

This  is  the  label  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  CARRIAGE  AND  WAGON  WORKERS 


WM.  MACPHERSON,  President,  6419  Parnell  av.,  Chicago,  111. 
JOHN  H.  BRINKMAN,  Sec.-Treas.,  520  6th  Street,  N.  W., 
Washington,  D.  C. 


Locals  and  Secretaries: 

5.  New  York  City — John  D.  Atherton,  774  Wendover  av. 
73.  New  York  City — Chas.  Zavadil,  1453  1st  av. 

127.  New  York  City — J.  G.  Hoehn,  413  E.  87th. 

135.  Brooklyn — John  Bergman,  257  St.  Mark’s  av. 

140.  Jersey  City — Wm.  Koschei,  77  Webster  av. 

1 5 1.  Newark — Fred  Jackel,  282  Littleton  av. 

155.  Brooklyn — John  A.  Clerke,  1202  Decatur. 

177.  New  York  City — Chas.  Hagen,  111  W.  101st. 

List  of  Fair  Firms 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

Babon,  Wm 233  E.  80th 

Barry 28  E.  29th 

Bolton,  F 106  Lawrence 

Buckler,  Julius. . . .1241  Stebbins  av. 

Bunge 1 18  W.  52d 

Callahan  Sons,  Edw. ..46th  & B’way 
Carey. ..  .66th,  8th  & Columbus  avs. 

Cole  & Whoop 48  W.  67th 

Columbia  Auto  Co 205  W.  80th 

Continental  Stable  Co. ..850  7th  av. 

Day  & Son 109  7th  av. 

Dieser 112  Stanton 

Ehrler,  Mall 141  W.  33d 

Eicke  & Adams.  .39th,  ioth-nth  avs. 
Ermice,  Keelaut  & Co. ..141  E.  23d 

Fien  & Knecht 552  E.  144th 

Fischer  & Bauer 64th  & 2d  av. 

Hall,  Robert. ..  .62d  & Madison  av. 

Hammerich 136th  & So.  Blvd 

Haug,  Charles 62  Grove 

Herbeck,  Chas.  E 1395  Av.  A 

Kalla,  J.  S 71 1 1 st  av. 

Knoeller,  Chas 118  E.  63d 

Kolinski,  J 73d  & East  River 

Kozlick  & Neubauer 451  E.  38th 

Leimdorf,  J 68th  & North  River 

Luckosh,  John.  . . .70th  & East  River 

Meyer,  George 64th  & 2d  av. 

McAuliffe . . 54th,  bet.  6th  & 7th  avs. 

Moore  & Munger 602  W.  52d 

Mott  Haven  Carriage  Co. 

New  York  Journal 504  Water 


N.  Y.  Dash  & Fender  Co. 

Oleyer,  A. ..64th,  bet.  2d  & 3d  avs. 

Reinhard 133d  & Lawrence 

Rooney  & Tierney.. 51st,  6th*7th  avs. 

Roos,  John 431  E.  91st 

Scholz  & Taubar 1161  1st  av. 

Scott,  Wm W.  Houston 

Seaich,  Wm.  H 32d  & 4th  av. 

united  States  Dash  & Fender  Co. 

Wagner 15th  & 9th  av. 

Willis 2 & 4 E.  39th 

Wood,  Fred.  R.,  & Son.. 219  W.  19th 

BROOKLYN 

Bolzner,  Charles 317  Covert 

Burkley,  J... Cypress  av.,  nr.  Cooper 
Burger,  Landolin.  . .255  Johnson  av. 
Culver,  William.  ...1147  DeKalb  av. 

Habersham  Bros 64  Bedford  av. 

Hof  & Hickman.  .Grand,  nr.  New- 
town Creek 

Keirath,  Chris St.  Nicholas  av. 

nr.  Myrtle 

Kistner,  August 1758  Fulton 

Klotzback,  H.. Cypress  av.,  nr.  Myrtle 
Matheis,  Hy.,  & Son.. 41  Central  av. 

Meyer,  Harry 1147  DeKalb  av. 

Scholl,  Anton 405  Flushing  av. 

Schwenk,  John..  1140  Willoughby  av. 
Silver,  successor  to  Votteler  Bros., 
Knickerbocker  av.  & Ingraham 

Sior,  Henry 245-247  Floyd 

Sonleiter,  Lorenz 175  Grove 


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CEMENT  WORKERS. 


This  is  the  emblem  of  the 


AMERICAN  BROTHERHOOD  OF  CEMENT  WORKERS 


Officers: 

ALFRED  TRACY,  President, 
i oo i 38th  Street,  Brooklyn. 
HENRY  ULLNER,  Sec.-Treasurer, 
1122  Market  Street,  San  Francisco, 
Cal. 

Locals  and  Secretaries: 

13.  Newark — Frank  Zmiyka, 

232  Springfield  av. 

18.  Astoria — J.  L.  Kirley, 

1 Woolsey  av. 

34.  New  York  City — Martin 
Goellnitz,  316  E.  63d. 

67.  Bronx — Carl  Krukowski, 

438  E.  181st. 


CLOTH  HATS  AND  CAPS. 


This  is  the  only  genuine  label  of  the 


UNITED  CLOTH  HAT  & CAP  MAKERS  OF  NORTH 
AMERICA 


Officers: 

MAX  ZUCKERMAN,  Secretary, 
M.  HALZSAGER,  Organizer, 
62  E.  4th  Street,  New  York. 


Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Caps 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

The  Surprise  Store..  138- 146  W.  14th 
The  Surprise  Store.... 3d  av.  & 83d 
The  Surprise  Store. . 523-529  8th  av. 

Corn 549  8th  av. 

Doniger  Bros 21  W.  4th 

Fox  & Lederer 27  E.  23d 

Landesdorff 9 E.  4th 

Rosen  & Goldstein.  ..  .65  W.  B’way 
Sachman 554  Hudson 


Seigel 25  E.  4th 

Simonson,  Lichtenstein  & Pechner, 
34  W.  4th 

Walner  & Son 208  Wooster 

BROOKLYN 


Barnett 661  Myrtle  av. 

Bay 1025  Flushing  av. 

Hershaft 691  B’way 

Shick 362  Knickerbocker  av. 


Bush  & Gerts  pianos  bear  the  union  label.  Write  for  cata= 
log.  Bush  Temple,  Chicago. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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CIGARS. 

This  label  is  an  emblem  of  cleanliness,  honest  labor  and  fair 
wages . When  you  take  a cigar  from  a box  bearing  the  blue 
label  you  know  that  it  was  made  by  union  men  in  clean  fac- 
tories. The  label  does  not  appear  on  cigars  made  in  tenement 
houses.  Look  for  the  blue  union  label.  Ask  for  union-made 
cigars. 

CIGAR  MAKERS’  INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  AMERICA 


iy  Auuomy  ot  ths  Mawf 

. __  Union-made  Cigars. 

j-.'Weu'a  ,( [„  hosxjmtijw r-i amuc/l mumk rw 

, y tv  /*•»>«; 


Officers: 

G.  W.  PERKINS,  President, 
820  Monon  Bldg.,  Chicago. 
GIBSON  WEBER,  Treasurer, 
1704  Gratz  Street,  Station  C, 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 


Local  Unions  and  Secretaries: 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

13.  H.  Michaels,  1487  5th  av. 

87.  Jas.  Orr,  1309  Bedford  av.,  B’klyn. 

90.  Ad.  Groelinger,  241  E.  84th. 

1 01.  G.  Longo,  553  Hancock,  L.  I.  City. 

132.  T.  Billingheimer,  19 1 Reid  av.,  B’klyn. 

141.  I.  Wodicka,  321  E.  73d. 

144.  M.  Brown,  190  Bowery. 

149.  E.  Fay,  404  Ralph,  B’klyn. 

John  Cesser,  235  Linden,  B’klyn. 

213.  H.  Vital,  433  80th. 

J.  C.  Hilsdorf,  246  1st  av. 

251.  C.  L.  Lindlau,  208  E.  81st. 

292.  T.  E.  Silvester,  1258  Decatur,  B’klyn. 

448.  M.  Parez,  166  E.  107th. 

NEW  JERSEY 

3.  H.  Walther,  370  Main,  Paterson. 

W.  A.  Cook,  28  Washington,  Paterson. 

8.  W.  Oakley,  45  Columbia  av.,  Hoboken. 

M.  Schuencke,  111  Park  av.,  Hoboken. 

1 1 7.  A.  E.  Hangs,  12 1 South,  Orange. 

131.  H.  Huish,  197  Olean  av.,  Jersey  City. 

138.  H.  F.  Hilfers,  68  So.  Orange  av.,  Newark. 
147.  L.  Paulsen,  205  Bergenline  av.,  Union  Hill. 
234.  H.  Delius,  8th,  No.  Bergen. 

Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Cigars 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

Ahner,  F 2420  Lorillard 

Andrle 418  E.  72d 

Barth 168  Bowery 

Bartles  & Whiteley 120  3d  av. 

Carrieri,  A 504  E.  171st 

Cooper  Lunch  Counter..  15  Bible  H’s 

Cohen,  N 71  Cooper  sq. 

Cook  Cigar  Store 98  7th  av. 

Drake,  W.  F 188  West  End  av. 

Gilberg  Bros 51 1 Lenox  av. 

Glen  Island  Hotel. .Courtland  & West 

Hanson Bowery  & Rivington 

Helm,  B 8th  av.  & 14th 

Houkm....8th  av.,  bet.  17th  & 18th 


Joe’s  Restaurant 7 3d  av. 

Katz  & Meyer 136^  Newark 

Kamiouer,  S 56  E.  8th 

Lelyveld,  J 1444  5th  av. 

Litvock 541  Lenox  av. 

Liebman,  J 201  W.  125th 

Mermelstein,  J 533  Lenox  av. 

Miller,  J 662  3d  av. 

Nogeli,  F 482  Lenox  av. 

Plunkett’s  Sons,  Thos ....22  Bowery 

Rahmann,  C 163  7th 

Rand  & Frach 3853  3d  av. 

Rumler 692  3d  av. 

Saqui’s 775  Tremont  av. 

Schaefer,  J 158  W.  19th 

Schaefer,  J 315  E.  34th 


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CIGARS. — Continued. 


Serveiss,  H 547  3d  av. 

Sprung,  A.  H ‘2702  3d  av. 

Union  Store 203  E.  23d 

Union  Cigar  Store..  1702  Madison  av. 

Worthacker,  J 192  8th  av. 

Wallach 124  E.  14th 

Weissman,  Geo 468  Lenox  av. 

Weinberg  & Fresco.... 81  Park  row 
Wessell,  Geo 844  Columbus  av. 

BROOKLYN 

Barend,  S 282  Bedford  av. 

Ferd’s  Cigar  Store..  1201  Myrtle  av. 

Flanzenbaum,  D 500  7th  av. 

Jones  & Davis 249  Washington 

Klein,  Herman 397  5th  av. 

Wehmann,  C..Reid  av.  & Van  Brunt 

PATERSON 

Morgan,  C.  W 153  u way 

NEWARK 

Arbuckle  & Co 106  Bleeker 

Arndt,  Julius 75  Baldwin 

Axt,  Fred 97  South  8th 

Bedford,  F 51  Columbia 

Baechlin,  Oscar 122  Parker 

Bergman,  Jos.... 357  Springfield  av. 

Bach,  Fred 287  Wallace 

Bruns,  Wm 508  So.  Orange  av. 

Buchert,  Geo 366  15th  av. 

Buchert,  Peter 666  Bergen 

Bruns,  Gerhart. ..  .286  W.  Kinney 

Binder,  A 98  Ferguson 

Brauns,  Martin 12 1 Quitman 

Beike,  Henry 396  Walnut 

Boehm,  Barbara 835  So.  16th 

Carris,  Sol 64  Belleville  av. 

Danielson,  Herman 95  Ferry 

Dilly,  Louis 95  Bank 

Dietz,  D.,  Sr....  109  Springfield  av. 

Duffy,  James 32  So.  21st 

Ellbrecht,  H.,  Sr 179  13th  av. 

Eskin,  Chas 382  Broad 

Englert,  P.  0 481  So.  nth 

Freudenthal  & Adler.  . . .278  Market 
Finn,  Benedict.  .. 364  Springfield  av. 

Friedeberg,  B 22  Academy 

Frenchman  Sons 71  Mulberry 

Fernau,  Henry 497  So.  nth 

Fleishman,  I.. 435  Broad 

Frank  & Son 497  Broad 

Frankfurter,  J 40  Blum 

Franz,  J 803  E.  161st 

Fritz,  Harry.... 236  Springfield  av. 
Glutting,  Adam..  1 89  So.  Orange  av. 
Glutting,  J.  G.  . . .154  Bloomfield  av. 

Gross  Bros 139  Mulberry 

Gutman,  Morris 492  So.  12th 

Geisheimer,  Her.  F 252  Orange 

Guth,  H 388  Grove,  Irvington 

Gahr,  Jacob 116  Hamburg  pi. 

Gutchke,  Aug 69  Holland 

Gurley,  Dan 389  So.  Orange  av. 


Hildebrand,  E 257  Belmont  av. 

Hock,  Jos 302  15th  av 

Hahn,  Louis 580  So.  nth 

Herzberg,  H....166  Bloomfield  av. 

Hilfers,  Fred i8j4  Holland 

Hemhauser,  J 375  So.  6th 

Hedden,  A 169  Orange 

Habich,  F 59  Ridgewood  av. 

Juengling,  E 20th,  Irvington 

Joest,  A.,  Sr 605  So.  nth 

Jaeckel,  R 786  So.  14th 

Jahn,  W 159  Ferry 

Kronenberger,  J 33  Darcy 

Kraft,  J 37  Beacon 

Luz,  F.  L.,  & Co 14  Green 

Lyons,  Abe 304  Market 

Luttchau,  W....675  Springfield  av. 
Mueller,  Frank.... 35  Hamburg  pi. 

Mintz,  0 200  Bruce 

Matt,  Edw 850  Summer  av. 

Monis,  Samuel 225  Ferry 

Miller,  Geo 25  Magnolia 

Mellon,  Wm 96  Sussex  av. 

McDonough,  W 42  Peat 

Mayer,  David 498  Market 

Nadel,  Samuel 56  Beacon 

Nadel,  H.,  Cigar  Co...  103  Wallace 

Neirmaier,  A 415  So.  6th 

Ott  & Kull 105  Hunderton 

Piche,  Geo 322  Washington 

Pfaff,  J.  & A 33  Dickerson 

Pape,  Emil 251  Elm 

Perment,  F 165  Hamburg  pi. 

Puelm,  W 160  13th  av. 

Pulaski,  F.,  126  Harrison  av.,  Har- 
rison, N.  J. 

Rosen,  H 855  Broad 

Rittershoeffer,  J 228  16th  av. 

Roth,  H.  W 217  Milford  av. 

Rosenthal,  J 44  Jones 

Stone,  H 184  Market 

Stumm,  N 416  Lafayette 

Schneider,  R 132  Wickliffe 

Sleight  & Schmidt. ...  14  Arlington 

Solky,  M 72  Howard 

Sobel,  M 187  Spruce 

Schweitzer,  G 7 Mulberry 

Serbe,  F n Bowery 

Sauter,  W 57  Avon  pi. 

Saul,  J.  A 69  Stone 

Schweikert,  A 118  Bragaw 

Spahn,  H 5 Beacon 

Schroeder,  Aug.  .397  So.  Orange  av. 

Sager,  LI 133  Springfield  av. 

Saul,  G.  A 149  Spruce 

Sheid,  Chas 126  Wright 

Schmitt,  John 63  Pierce 

Thier,  Peter 451  Springfield  av. 

Vanderhoven,  C 272  15th  av. 

Waldheim,  C.164  Elm,  Arl’ton,  N.  J. 

Weberbauer,  F 340  Bergen 

Woehler,  C 637  So.  10th 

Wakefield,  J 172  South 

Wedel,  M 420  So.  7th 

Weigand,  J 175  William 

Zwipf,  H.,  Sr 40  Magnolia 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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CLERKS. 

No  store  is  a union  store  unless  this  card  is  on  display.  This 
means  just  what  it  says. 

RETAIL  CLERKS’  INTERNATIONAL  PROTECTIVE  ASSO= 
CIATION 


Officers: 

H.  J.  CONWAY,  President, 
Chicago. 

MAX  MORRIS,  Sec.-Treasurer, 
Denver. 


Local  Unions  and  Meeting  Nights: 


97.  New  York  City — 12  St.  Mark’s  pi.,  2 d and  4th  Tuesday. 
496.  New  York  City — 154  E.  54th,  2d  and  4th  Sunday. 

1057.  New  York  City — 197  Lexington  av.,  1st  and  3d  Monday. 
New  York  City — 124th  near  3d  av.,  1st  and  3d  Monday. 


624 — Mt.  Vernon. 

598 — Yonkers. 

1074 — Stapleton,  S.  I. 
768 — Newark,  N.  J. 


806 — Newark,  N.  J. 

990 — Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
1 1 12 — Hoboken,  N.  J. 
574 — Orange,  N.  J. 


The  Following  Stores  Employ  Union  Clerks 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

Bauman 118th  & 3d  av. 

Cailan 121st  & 3d  av. 

Casey  Bros 10th  av.  & 42d 

Cowperthwaite  & Sons.. Park  av.-i25th 
East  India  Tea  Co. ..54th  & 3d  av. 

Jacobson’s 118th  & 3d  av. 

Jordan,  Moriarty  & Co...  15^  E.  23d 
Lucos  Bros ....124th  & 3d  av. 


Ludwig  Baumann  & Co. .8th  av.-35th 

Lennon  & Meyers 151  E.  23d 

414  Amsterdam  av. 

484  Amsterdam  av. 

495  Amsterdam  av. 

1420  Amsterdam  av. 

817  Amsterdam  av. 

900  Amsterdam  av. 

1775  Amsterdam  av. 

1262  Amsterdam  av. 


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A GOOD  many  people  do  not  know  that 
the  Egg-O-See  Cereal  Company  is  the 
only  cereal  food  concern  that  has  the 
official  label  of  the  Cereal  Workers’ 
Union  of  America  upon  the  boxes  containing  its 
products.  The  factories  of  this  company,  at 
Quincy,  111.,  and  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  are  models  of 
cleanliness.  Their  employees  are  healthy,  happy 
and  well-paid,  and  are  enthusiastic  in  their  praise 
of  the  fair  conditions  under  which  they  work. 
Not  only  does  this  firm  place  the  union  label 
on  its  cereal  products,  but  it  ALSO  uses  the 
printers’  union  label  on  its  printing,  and  the 
lithographers’  union  label  on  its  lithographic 
work.  The  success  of  the  Egg-O-See  Company 
has  been  phenomenal,  due  to  their  fair  treatment, 
both  of  employees  and  the  buying  public.  More 
Egg-O-See  is  sold  to-day  than  any  other  cereal 
food  in  America.  Every  time  you  purchase  a 
package  of  Egg-O-See,  you  do  three  things: 
First,  you  boost  unionism;  second,  you  knock 
Post,  the  union  hater;  third,  you  get  the  best 
cereal  food  on  the  market.  See  their  advertise- 
ment on  the  second  page  of  cover. 

Let  us  practise  what  we  preach,  and  thus  help 
those  who  help  us. 


When  purchasing,  mention  Union  Goods  Directory. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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CLERKS. — 

Amsterdam  av.  & 67th 
985  Columbus  av. 

79  Canal 

902  Columbus  av. 

337  Lenox  av. 

458  Lenox  av. 

76  Manhattan  av. 

929  Teller  av. 

705  Tremont  av. 

1034  Westchester  av. 

179  Willis  av. 

282  Willis  av. 

562  2d  av. 

657  2d  av. 

2047  3d  av. 

1881  3d  av. 

2174  5th  av. 

2071  8th  av. 

2266  8th  av. 

2390  8th  av. 

2515  8th  av. 

2652  8th  av. 

2721  8th  av. 

2788  8th  av. 

330  9th  av. 

450  9th  av. 

721  9th  av. 

792  10th  av. 

851  10th  av. 

YONKERS 

Roftes 10  Main 

JERSEY  CITY 

Greene,  J.  W.,  & Co.,  Grove  & R.R.  av 
BROOKLYN 

77  Atlantic  av.,  cor.  Hicks 

2681  Atlantic  ave.,  bet.  Vermont  & 
New  Hampshire 
120  Bridge,  cor.  Prospect 
359  Broadway,  cor.  Keep 
515  Court,  cor.  9th 
429  Court,  near  3d  pi. 

618  DeKalb  av.,  cor.  Nostrand  av. 

108  5th  av.,  cor.  Baltic 
187  5th  av.,  cor.  Berkley  pi. 

297  5th  av.,  cor.  2d 
401  5th  av.,  cor.  7th 


Continued. 

534  5th  av. 

535  5th  av.,  cor.  14th 
669-671  5th  av.,  cor  20th 

4105  Fort  Hamilton  av.,  nr.  41st 
1445  Fulton,  cor.  Tompkins  av. 

1592  Fulton,  opp.  Sumner  av. 

1750  Fulton,  nr.  Utica  av. 

1928  Fulton,  nr.  Ralph  av. 

2138  Fulton,  nr.  Rockaway 
222  Greenwood  av.,  cor.  E.  3d 
448  Hicks,  nr.  Harrison 
194  Kingsland  av.,  cor.  Driggs  av. 
995  Manhattan  av.,  cor.  Huron 
850  Manhattan  av.,  bet.  Cayler  & 
Greenpoint  av. 

1085  Manhattan  av.,  cor.  Dupont 
84  Myrtle  av. 

481  Myrtle  av.,  cor.  Hall 

648  Myrtle  av.,  cor.  Franklin  av. 

135  Nassau  av.,  cor  Oak 

272  Prospect  Park  West,  cor.  17th 

220  Reid  av.,  cor.  Jefferson  av. 

147  Smith,  cor.  Bergen 
241  Smith,  cor.  Douglas 
1 21  3<i  av.,  cor.  St.  Marks  pi. 

476  3d  av.,  cor.  10th 
4601  3d  av.,  cor.  46th 
5302  3d  av.,  cor.  53d 
5623  3d  av.,  cor.  57th 
359  Van  Brunt,  nr.  Dikeman 

638  Wythe  av.,  cor.  Wilson 

SHEEPSHEAD  BAY 

Roulston,  Thos Shore  rd. 

BATH  BEACH 

Roulston,  Thos.. Bath  av.,  Bay  & 19th 

CONEY  ISLAND 

Roulston,  Thos. ..805  Coney  Island 
av.,  bet.  Avs.  C & D 

NEWARK. 

Colyer  & Co 815  Broad 

Marshall  & Ball. ..  .807-813  Broad 
Stoutenberg  & Co. ..  .803-805  Broad 


Union  men  at  heart  employ  nothing  but  card  men;  union  men 
for  revenue  employ  any  old  thing. 


Workingmen  who  buy  the  products  of  unfair  manufacturers  are 
furnishing  the  means  for  their  own  ruin. 


Help  those  who  help  you  and  your  progress  will  be  easier. 


Peck  & Co.,  822  Broadway,  New  York,  manufacture  men’s 
union=label  clothing. 


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COOPERS. 

This  tight  barrel  label  is  found  on  bung  stave  of  all  union-made 
beer , wine , whiskey  and  other  tight  barrels , and  is  stamped 
with  a steel  die.  Look  for  the  stamp. 


COOPERS’  INTERNATIONAL  UNION 
OF*  NORTH  AMERICA 

Officers: 

M.  O’DONNELL,  President, 

4835  Bishop  Street,  Chicago,  111. 

J.  A.  CABLE,  Sec. -Treasurer, 
Merriwether  Bldg. 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 


2.  New  York  City — T.  M.  Warren,  1005  Kent  av.,  B’klyn.  3d  Sunday, 
9.30  A.  M.,  321  E.  73d. 

27.  New  York  City — T.  J.  Greene,  56  So.  3d,  B’klyn.  1st  and  3d  Sunday, 
342  W.  42d. 

60.  New  York  City — J.  J.  Donnelly,  51  India,  B’klyn.  2d  and  4th  Sunday, 
70  E.  4th. 

213.  New  York  City — A.  Hildebrandt,  24  West  End  av.  2d  Saturday,  424 
W.  49th. 

14.  Brooklyn — A.  Fensch,  135  Sheffield  av.,  B’klyn.  3d  Sunday,  949 
Willoughby  av.,  B’klyn. 

40.  Jersey  City — W.  H.  Vaughan,  117  Bloomfield,  Hoboken.  2d  Tuesday, 
331  Palisade  av. 

134.  Newark — H.  Gronau,  127  Livingston.  3d  Sunday,  48  William. 

167.  Newark — T.  Hession,  12  No.  7th.  2d  Tuesday,  55  Burnett. 


Manufacturers  Using 
MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 
Hoffman,  A. 

Wagner  & Son,  Fred. 
Schwarzwalder  & Son 
Rock  Plaster  Mills. 

BROOKLYN 
Knorr  Bros. 

National  Cooperage  Co. 

Gitz,  Fred. 


the  Coopers'  Label 

HOBOKEN 
Schwarzwalder  & Son 

JERSEY  CITY 
Fessenden  Cooperage  Co. 

NEWARK 

Ossner,  A. 

Burkhardt,  Mrs.  A. 
Steimle,  A. 


MISCELLANEOUS  FIRMS 

Meat — St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Krey  Packing  Co.,  Wismuth  Packing  Co. 

Soap — St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Walke  Soap  Works.  Omaha,  Neb.,  Gibson  Soap  Pow- 
der Co.  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Wodhams  Soap  Co.,  Johnston,  Soap  Co., 
O’Neil  Oil  & Paint  Co.  # # _ 

Paint,  Oil  and  Putty — Milwaukee,  Wisconsin,  O’Neil  Oil  and  Paint  Co. 
New  Brighton,  N.  Y.,  The  J.  B.  King  Paint  & Putty  Works;  Muralo 
Paint  Works. 

Embalming  Fluid — Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Grand  Rapids  Embalming 
Fluid  Co.  . 

Pickles — Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Grand  Rapids  Pickle  Co.,  Pittsburg,  Pa., 
Cruikshank  Bros.;  Tacoma,  Wash.,  Puvet  Sound  Pickle  Works. 

Lime — Glens  Falls,  N.  Y.,  Frank  Wait  Lime  Co.  Monterey,  Cal.,  Monterey 
Lime  Co.  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  Leper  & Mills. 

Spice — Toledo,  O.,  Woolson  Spice  Co. 

Wax — Toledo,  O.,  Pacific  Wax  Co.  . 

Glass — Evansville,  Indiana,  Evansville  Glass  Works.  Martin  s Ferry,  O., 
Imperial  Glass  Co. 

Glue — Carrollville,  Wis.,  National  Glue  Co. 


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LACE  CURTAINS. 

This  is  the  emblem  of  the 


FRED  T.  REED,  President, 

WM.  BORLAND,  Secretary, 

2829  No.  Reese  Street,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Meets  Saturday,  2971  N.  Lawrence  Street,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  2.30  P.  M. 

Manufacturers  of  Union-Made  Lace  Curtains 


CHARTERED  SOCIETY  OF  AMALGAMATED  LACE 
OPERATIVES  OF  AMERICA 


NEW  YORK  STATE 
Internat.  Lace  Mfg.  Co..Gouverneur 
U.  S.  Lace  Curtain  Mills. ..Kingston 

PHILADELPHIA 
Bromley,  Jos.  H. 

Lehigh  Mfg.  Co. 

North  American  Lace  Co. 

WILKES-BARRE 
Wilkes-Barre  Lace  Mfg.  Co. 


Wyoming  Valley  Lace  Curtain 
Mills. 

CHESTER,  PA. 

Birkin  & Co.,  T.  J. 

SCRANTON 

Scranton  Lace  Curtain  Co. 

TARIFFVILLE,  CONN. 
Tariffville  Lace  Co. 


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COMMERCIAL  TELEGRAPHERS. 


This  is  the  button  of  the 


COMMERCIAL  TELEGRAPHERS’  UNION  OF  AMERICA 


Officers: 

S.  J.  SMALL,  President, 

WESLEY  RUSSELL,  Sec.-Treasurer. 

930  Monon  Building,  334  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago,  111. 


Locals,  Officers  and  Meeting  Places: 


16.  New  York  City — Joseph  F.  Ahearn;  C.  P.  Mclnerney,  Room  308, 
56  Pine.  1st  Sunday,  Borough  Park  Club  House,  13th  av.  and  51st, 
Brooklyn. 


WATCH  CASES. 

When  buying  a zvatch  see  that  this  label  is  attached . It  guaran- 
tees that  the  case  zvas  engraved  by  union  labor 

INTERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  WATCH  CASE 
ENGRAVERS. 


Officers: 

ED.  WEBER,  President, 

GEO.  WEIDMAN,  Sec.-Treasurer, 

P.  O.  Box  263,  Canton,  Ohio. 

Firms  using  the  above  label 

Watch  Case  Mfg.  Co. ..Canton,  O.  West’rn  Watch  C’se  Co. .Chicago,  111. 


STEAM  ENGINEERS. 

This  is  the  emblem  of  the 


INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  STEAM  ENGINEERS. 


Officers: 

MATT  COMERFORD,  President, 
510  E.  8th,  Brooklyn. 
ROBT.  A.  McKEE,  Sec.-Treas., 
606  Main,  Peoria,  111. 

Local  Unions: 


56.  Brooklyn — 125  Meserole;  Saturday. 

96.  Staten  Island — Atlantic  Hall,  Stapleton;  Friday. 


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ELECTRICAL  SUPPLIES. 

This  is  the  emblem  of  the 

VTERNATIONAL  BROTHERHOOD  OF  ELECTRICAL 
WORKERS  OF  AMERICA. 


Officers: 

F.  J.  McNULTY,  President, 

PETER  W.  COLLINS,  Secretary, 
Pierik  Bldg.,  Springfield,  111. 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

5.  Jersey  City — A.  H.  Wilson,  1218  Park  av.,  Hoboken;  F.  S.  Houston. 

Wednesday,  33 1 Palisade  av. 

4.  Jersey  City — W.  Coleman,  165  Hopkins  av. ; Edw.  Cook.  Friday, 
Heller’s  Hall,  Five  Corners. 

,2.  Newark — Edmund  L.  Beatty,  304  S.  9th;  W.  R.  Banks.  Monday, 
436  Washington. 

7.  Newark — W.  Morris,  30  Monroe,  Orange.  Friday,  236  Washington. 

0.  Newark — Wm.  Berquist,  181  Harrison;  Wm.  Farley.  2d  and  4th 
Monday,  301  Plain. 

2.  Paterson — W.  H.  Cross,  Passaic;  R.  Sigler.  Thursday,  66  Van  Houten. 

6.  Paterson — Geo.  B.  Fox,  57  E.  Main;  J.  M.  Arnold.  1st  and  3d  Friday, 

Helvetia  Hall. 

7.  New  Rochelle — Frank  Dolan,  22  Walnut;  John  Hughes.  2d  and  last 

Friday,  244  Main. 

2.  Brooklyn — John  Senger,  203  Hamburg  av. ; John  Warburton. 

0.  New  York — W.  A.  Sutherland,  12 1 Willoughby,  Brooklyn;  D.  A.  Chis- 
holm. Tuesday,  193  Bowery. 

7‘  Port  Richmond,  S.  I. — P.  J.  Bailey,  158  Heberton  av. ; W.  Watson. 

0.  New  York  City — E.  Taylor,  1026  Westchester  av. ; G.  C.  Schultz. 

Tuesday,  16th  and  3d  av. 

8.  New  York  City — J.  S.  Wellington,  306  W.  114th;  H.  J.  Quinn.  2d  and 

4th  Wednesday.  12th  and  Market  pi. 

9.  New  York  City— J.  W.  Carr,  Union  Hill,  N.  J. ; J.  W.  Smith.  2d  and 

4th  Saturday,  393  2d  av. 

4.  New  York  City — W.  A.  Hogan,  32  Union  sq. ; Ernest  Kummel. 

6.  New  York  City — L.  M.  Smith,  142  E.  14th;  John  Darrman.  142 

E.  14th. 

5.  White  Plains — Jas.  Joyce,  22  Williams. 

1.  Yonkers— Jas.  E.  Murray,  Box  236;  Wm.  McCready.  Thursday, 

Building  Trades  Bldg.  ^ 

Y.  Headquarters,  R.  902,  32  Union  square  East. 

A List  of  Retailers  Carrying  Union-Made  Electrical  Supplies 
ill  Appear  in  the  Next  Issue. 


A little  child  calling  for  the  label  does  more  for  the  cause  of 
iionism  than  a thousand  men  on  strike.” — Samuel  Gompers. 


J.  Bagley  & Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  manufacture  fine=cut  and 
smoking  tobacco — union=labeled,  of  course. 


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STATIONARY  FIREMEN. 


This  is  the  button  worn  by  members  of  the 


INTERNATIONAL  BROTHERHOOD  OF  STATIONARY 
FIREMEN 


Officers: 

TIMOTHY  HEALY,  President, 

193  Bowery,  N.  Y. 

C.  L.  SHAMP,  Sec.-Treasurer, 

2502  No.  18th,  Omaha,  Neb. 
JAMES  CARROLL,  State  Sec.-Treasurer, 
883  10th  av.,  N.  Y. 


Locals,  Officers  and  Meeting  Places: 


55.  Newark — Frank  T.  Dorsey,  43  Boston.  1st  and  3d  Tuesday,  Elec- 

trical Workers’  Hall,  Empire  Theatre  Bldg.,  236  Washington. 

56.  New  York — Wm.  Flanigan,  193  Bowery.  Saturday,  Military  Hall,  193 

Bowery. 

104 — Elizabeth — E.  S.  Potts,  54  S.  2d. 

112.  Orange — Gus.  C.  Oeckel,  9 Berwick.  4th  Sunday,  Underwood  Hall, 
20  Cane. 

123.  Yonkers — B.  McCready,  61  Caroline  av.  2d  and  4th  Sunday,  20 
Wharburton  av. 

133.  Bayonne — John  Boyle,  11  E.  16th.  Wednesday,  419  Av.  D. 

196.  Jersey  City. — P.  J.  Moran,  27  Kearney.  Wednesday,  Heller’s  Hall, 
Newark  and  Summit  avs. 

199.  Paterson — Wm.  Davis,  86  Straight.  1st  and  3d  Wednesday,  2d 
Sunday,  Cadmus  Hall,  cor.  Fair  and  Washington. 

21 1.  Passaic — John  Corcoran,  160  Madison. 


FOUNDRY  WORK. 

This  is  a picture  of  the  button  worn  by  members  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  BROTHERHOOD  OF  FOUNDRY  EM- 
PLOYEES. 


Officers: 

THOS.  McNEIL,  President, 

8 Cemetery  av.,  Cohoes,  N.  Y. 

JOHN  F.  GILLOOLY,  1st  Vice-President, 
96  Roebling,  Brooklyn. 

DAN.  J.  FARRIS,  2d  Vice-President, 

6 Brill,  Newark. 

FRED.  DOXEY,  3d  Vice-President, 

402  Hicks,  Brooklyn. 

JOHN  KEANE,  4th  Vice-President, 

139  Hempben,  Roxbury,  Mass. 

GEO.  BECHTOLD,  Sec.-Treas., 

1310  Franklin  av.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


Peck’s  clothing  have  two  labels,  the  union  label  and  Peck’s 
label — look  for  both. 


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BREAKFAST  FOOD,  ETC. 

This  is  the  label  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  FLOUR  AND  CEREAL 
MILL  EMPLOYEES. 


A.  I 
122 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

27.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. — Meets  last  Sunday  afternoon  each  month;  Labor  Ly- 
ceum, Willoughby  av. 

32.  New  York  City,  N.  Y. — First  Sunday  each  month;  Military  Hall,  195 
Bowery;  2.30  P.  M. 


Officers: 

ENRY  ZACKER,  President, 
Pinckneyville,  111. 

E.  KELLINGTON,  Sec.-Treas., 
Corn  Exchange,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Cereals , Etc. 


MANHATTAN 

Wessel,  Louis  A 253  4th  av. 

BROOKLYN 

Appelbaum,  F.,  Downing  & Gates  av. 
Atlantic  & Pacific  Tea  Co. 

1 19 1 Fulton 
1673  Broadway 

Beyer,  V 326  Court 

Boyesen,  G.  F 287  Wydkoff  av. 

Clearfield  But.  Co.,  B’wy  & Decatur 

Haerer  Bros .....13  Sackman 

Metzger,  W.  H.,  392  Willoughby  av. 
Miller,  Geo.  L. ..4503  Sixteenth  av. 

Miller,  H 1247  Greene  av. 

Nubert,  J 805  Flushing  av. 

Polock,  D. ..Fulton  and  Patchen  av. 

Roberts-Flanagan ....  1442  Herkimer 

Rollston,  H 2098  Fulton 

Scheiter,  H 2104  Fulton 

Seemyer,  H 83  Hamburg  av. 

Stevenson,  Thos 2052  Fulton 

Weinstein,  D.,  Sackman  c.  Herkimer 
Young,  Geo 51  Reeves  pi. 

77  Atlantic  av.,  cor.  Hicks. 

2681  Atlantic  av.,  n.  Vermont. 

120  Bridge,  cor.  Prospect. 

359  B’way,  cor.  Keep. 

515  Court,  cor.  9th. 

429  Court,  n.  3d  pi. 

618  De  Kalb  av.,  cor.  Nostrand  av. 
108  Fifth  av.,  cor.  Baltic. 

187  Fifth  av.,  cor.  Berkley  pi. 

297  Fifth  av.,  cor.  2d. 

401  Fifth  av.,  cor.  7th. 

534  Fifth  av. 

535  Fifth  av.,  cor.  14th. 


669-671  Fifth  av.,  cor.  20th. 

4105  Ft.  Hamilton  av.,  n.  41st. 

1445  Fulton,  cor.  Tompkins  av. 

1592  Fulton,  opp.  Sumner  av. 

1750  Fulton,  n.  Utica  av. 

1928  Fulton,  n.  Ralph  av. 

2138  Fulton,  n.  Rockaway. 

222  Greenwood  av.,  cor.  E.  3d. 

448  Hicks,  n.  Harrison. 

194  Kingsland  av.,  cor.  Driggs  av. 
995  Manhattan  av.,  cor.  Huron. 

850  Manhattan  av.,  Cayler  & Grnpt. 
1085  Manhattan  av.,  cor.  Dupont. 

84  Myrtle  av. 

481  Myrtle  av.,  cor.  Hall. 

648  Myrtle  av.,  cor.  Franklin  av. 
135  Nassau  av.,  cor.  Oak. 

272  Prospect  Park  West,  cor.  17th. 
220  Reid  av.,  cor.  Jefferson  av. 

147  Smith,  cor.  Bergen. 

241  Smith,  cor.  Douglas. 

121  Third  av.,  cor.  St.  Mark’s  pi. 
476  Third  av.,  cor.  10th. 

4601  Third  av.,  cor.  46th. 

5302  Third  av.,  cor.  53d. 

5623  Third  av.,  cor.  57th. 

3 59  Van  Brunt,  n.  Dikeman. 

638  Wythe  av.,  cor.  Wilson. 

SHEEPSHEAD  BAY 

Roulson,  Thos Shore  rd 

BATH  BEACH 

Roulston,  Thos. Bath  av.,  Bay  & 19th 

CONEY  ISLAND 

Roulston,  Thos... 805  Coney  Isl.  av. 


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“FIGGER  S” 
That  Don’t  Lie 


Population  Battle  Creek,  Mich. 22,213 

Population  Girard,  Kansas 2,473 


Battle  Creek  Printers’  dues  and  assessments  for 

months  of  February,  March,  April  and  May,  $117.75 
or  $5.35  per  1,000  population. 

From  Girard,  dues  and  assessments  for  same 

period  were 92.15 

or  $38.40  per  1,000  population. 

Consider  in  addition  to  this  the  millions  spent  by 
Post  which  goes  unstintingly  to  publishers  who  are 
striving  to  maintain  an  open  shop,  and  every  package 
of  Postum  you  buy  is,  in  fact,  a direct  contribution 
to  the  fund  which  is  being  used  to  crush  out  union- 
ism. 

Can  you  help  your  brothers  in  Battle  Creek  to  gain 
the  union  label  on  all  of  Post’s  printing  better  than 
by  personally  buying  Nutreto  and  distributing  it 
free,  if  need  be,  among  your  friends,  thus  hastening 
its  introduction  and  creating  a permanent  demand  to 
the  exclusion  of  Postum? 

It’s  a plain  business  proposition,  boys,  up  to  you 
for  action. 

Nutreto  is  the  only  rival  of  Postum  that  meets 
him  everywhere. 

The  advertising  appropriation  of  Nutreto  is  ex- 
pended in  a way  to  forward  unionism  at  every  turn 
in  the  road.  Where  is  your  money  spent,  Mr.  Printer, 
and  are  you  pushing  along  the  demand  for  union 
label  goods?  If  not,  what  sort  of  a union  man  are 
you? 

GIRARD  MANUFACTURING  CO. 

GIRARD.  KANSAS.  V.  S.  A. 

ROBERTS  & FLANAGAN,  Agents,  1442  Herkimer  St.,  B’klyn,  N.  Y 


V 


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BREAKFAST  FOOD,  ETC.— Continued. 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

'dining,  Julius. . .50th  & 10th  av. 

anagan,  M.  J 643  2d  av. 

5 Bleecker,  cor  Carmine 

0 Bowery,  cor.  Bleecker 
Carmine,  cor  Bleecker 

3 1st  av.,  cor.  12th 

7 2d  av.,  bet.  26th  & 27th 
2 2d  av.,  cor.  31st 
7 2d  av.,  nr.  36th 

4 3d  av.,  cor.  48th 

47  3d  av.,  cor.  1 12th 

16  3d  av.,  cor.  80th 

14  3d  av.,  cor.  noth 

3i  3d  av.,  cor.  104th 

55  3d  av.,  bet.  i22d  & 123d 
av.,  146  th 
?3  3d  av. 

17  3d  av. 

21  3d  av.,  nr.  148th 
5i  3d  av.,  bet.  163d  & 164th 
74  5th  av.,  cor.  133d 
[ 8th  av.,  cor.  15th 
t av.,  1 8th 

[ 8th  av.,  bet.  43d  & 44th 

5 8th  av.,  nr.  5 2d 

71  8th  av.,  cor.  112th 

55  8th  av.,  bet.  115th  & 116th 

56  8th  av.,  nr.  121st 

1 av.,  125th 

jo  8th  av.,  cor.  128th 
[5  8th  av.,  nr.  134th 
[5  8th  av.,  bet.  139th  & 140th 
>2  8th  av.,  cor.  141st 


2721-3  8th  av.,  nr.  145th 
2788  8th  av.,  cor.  148th 
330  9th  av.,  cor.  29th 
450  9th  av.,  cor.  35th 
721  9th  av.,  cor.  49th 
792  10th  av.,  cor.  53d 
438  10th  av.,  bet.  34th  & 35th 
851  10th  av.,  cor.  56th 
414  Amsterdam  av.,  cor.  80th 
484  Amsterdam  av.,  nr.  84th 
595  Amsterdam  av.,  cor.  89th 
817  Amsterdam  av.,  cor.  100th 
900  Amsterdam  av.,  cor.  104th 
1262  Amsterdam  av.,  nr.  i22d 
1420  Amsterdam  av.,  cor.  130th 

1741  Amsterdam  av.,  nr.  146th 

1775  Amsterdam  av.,  cor.  148th 

2095  Amsterdam  av.,  cor.  164th 

836  Columbus  av.,  101st 
902  Columbus  av.,  nr.  104th 
985  Columbus  av.,  bet.  108th  & 109th 
Lenox  av.,  127th 
337  Lenox  av.,  127th 
458  Lenox  av.,  cor.  133d 
76  Manhattan,  near  Amsterdam  av. 
929  Teller  av.,  cor.  i62d 
465  Tremont  av.,  Wash.-Park  avs. 
705  Tremont  av.,  cor.  Park 
410  E.  138th,  nr.  Willis  av. 

2521  Webster  av.,  cor.  Fordham  rd. 
1002  Westchester  av.,  bet.  156th  & 
Union  av. 

179  Willis  av.,  cor.  136th 
282  Willis  av.,  cor.  139th 


FURS. 


This  is  the  label  of  the 


ITERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION 
OF  FUR  WORKERS 
OF  THE 

'IITED  STATES  AND  CANADA 


Officers: 

HUGO  V.  KOCH,  President, 

600  St.  Anthony  av.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
A.  V.  McCORMACK,  Sec.-Treas., 
P.  O.  Box  124,  Toronto,  Ont.,  Can. 


irther  information  will  appear  in  the 
next  number. 


UNION  MADE 


The  union  label  makes  for  an  eight=hour  day, 


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STEAM  FITTING. 

INTERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  STEAM,  HOT 
WATER,  AND  POWER  PIPE  FITTERS  AND 
HELPERS. 


Officers: 

JOHN  RIEGERT,  President,  Maplewood,  St.  Louis  Co.,  Mo. 

W.  F.  COSTELLO,  118  Crown,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Business  Agents: 

i.  New  York  City — Samuel  Richardson,  257  E.  i22d. 

1.  Brooklyn — Jas.  Roach,  48  Prospect. 

1.  New  Jersey — Thos.  J.  Wheelan,  232  E.  89th,  New  York  City. 

37.  Newark — P.  E.  Crowe,  108  Market. 

40.  Newark — B.  Vanvalkenburgh,  236  Washington. 

80.  New  York  City — Jas.  J.  Nugent,  Brevoort  Hall,  154  E.  54th. 

80.  New  York  City — Wm.  P.  Kennealty,  Brevoort  Hall,  154  E.  54th. 

Local  Branches,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

1.  New  York  City — J.  J.  Fitzgerald,  410  W.  29th.  Friday,  Hawbeek  Hall, 
147  E.  53d- 

23.  Jersey  City — Jos.  P.  Mulligan,  301  Montgomery.  1st  and  3d  Thurs., 
Franklin  Hall,  Montgomery  and  Warren. 

37.  Newark — Geo.  Martin,  13  Rowland.  Monday,  Heifrecht’s  Hall,  108 
Market. 

39.  Yonkers — J.  D.  Phillips,  143  Buena  Vista  av.  1st  and  3d  Friday,  21 

B’way. 

40.  Newark — Louis  Purdy,  54  Ellicott.  Thursday,  Electrical  Workers’  Hall, 

236  Washington. 

42.  Perth  Amboy — N.  J.  Hanson,  650  State.  1st  and  3d  Tuesday,  Dana 
Hall. 

57.  Mount  Vernon — F.  B.  Anderson,  315  So.  8th  av.  2d  and  4th  Friday, 
Labor  Lyceum. 

67.  Paterson — Jas.  Cosgrove,  115  Spruce. 

80.  New  York  City — Michael  Mann,  226  1st  av.  Tuesday,  Brevoort  Hall, 
154  E.  54th. 


The  Typographical  Union  has  scored  a clean  victory  in  its  fight 
for  the  eight-hour  day,  although  opposed  by  a vast  combination 
of  capitalists.  To  win  that  fight  cost  the  union  $3,000,000,  the 
money  being  raised  by  assessment  among  its  members.  The  strug- 
gle lasted  eighteen  months.  Many  would  probably  suppose  that 
it  left  the  union  exhausted,  at  the  end  of  its  resources.  Instead  it 
left  it  more  powerful  financially  and  numerically  than  ever  before, 
and  the  members  were  prepared  to  continue  the  struggle  indefi- 
nitely. The  capitalists  who  fought  the  printers  were  the  only  real 
sufferers. — Schenectady  Leader. 


A well-established  union  label — the  flag  of  the  American 

union. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


43 


CLOTHING  FOR  MEN. 

Ready-Made. — This  label  is  machine-stitched  on  ready-made 
clothing , overalls , shirts , duck  wear,  flannel  wear  and  other 
clothing. 


Special  Order. — This  label  appears  on  made-to-order  men}s 
clothing.  It  is  sewed  on  inside  pockets  of  coat  and  vest,  and 
in  hip  pockets  of  trousers. 


UNITED  GARMENT  WORKERS  OF  AMERICA 


Officers: 

T.  A.  RICKERT,  President, 
Room  418,  275  La  Salle  Street, 
Chicago. 


B.  A.  LARGER,  Secretary, 
Rooms  116-117  Bible  House, 
New  York. 


Locals  and  Meeting  Nights: 

NEW  YORK  CITY 

Buttonhole  Makers’  Union;  office,  62  Pitt. 

Children’s  Jacket  Makers’;  office,  437  Grand;  meets  every  Wednesday. 
Children’s  Jacket  Pressers’;  62  Pitt.  Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Knee  Pants  Makers’;  73  Ludlow.  Meets  every  Friday. 

Pants  Makers’  Union;  62  Pitt.  Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Basters’  Union;  63  Ludlow.  Meets  every  Tuesday. 

Pressers’  Union;  21  Suffolk.  Meets  every  Thursday. 

Clothing  Cutters’;  2d  av.  & 1st.  Meets  every  Friday. 

Clothing  Cutters’;  761  E.  166th.  Meets  every  Friday. 

Vest  Makers’;  98  Forsyth.  Meets  every  Friday. 

BROOKLYN 

Children’s  Jacket  Makers’;  43  Manhattan  av.  Meets  every  Friday. 

Pants  Makers’;  26  Manhattan  av.  Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Coat  Tailors  and  Pressers;  113  Moore.  Meets  every  Friday. 

Tailors  and  Pressers;  1817  Pitkin  av.  Meets  every  Tuesday. 

Clothing  Cutters;  951  Willoughby  av.  Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Tailors’;  101-103  Grand.  Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Lithuanian  Pressers;  73  Grand.  Meets  1st  and  3d  Wednesday. 

Pressers;  53  Morrell.  Meets  every  Wednesday. 

Pants  Makers’;  36  Morrell.  Meets  every  Monday. 

Pants  Makers’;  1711  Pitkin  av.  Meets  every  Wednesday. 


List  of  Fair  Clothing  Manufacturers 

NEW  YORK  Brand  Bros 

Carhartt,  H 

Aarons  & Co.,  Adolph..  104  Bleecker  Cohen,  Son  & Co.., 


Adler  Bros 1566  B’way  Collin  & Zucker 

Appelt  & Herbst 39  E.  12th  Cosel  Clothing  Co. 

Baum  & Co 20  Waverly  pi.  Ehrman  & Stern., 


. .568  B’way 
79  E.  130th 
. . . .35  Bond 

. . .25  E.  4th 
. .687  B’way 


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CLOTHING  FOR 

Ernst  & Juawrence. 

Hays,  Levi  & Co no  5th  av. 

Hoffman,  Rothchild  & Co..  568  B’way 

Kaim,  H 118  W.  130th 

Levy  & Schattman 

Levy  & Friedenthal.  . . . 181  Mercer 

Loewenstein  & Bro 428  B’way 

Manheim,  M.  L. 

Marcowitz  Pants  Co. 

Newman,  Sol 590  B’way 

Peck  & Co 822  B’way 

Roggen  & Eisenstein. . . 43  E.  B’way 
Rose  & Co 405  B’way 


MEN. — Continued. 

Schattman  Bros 6 Gt.  Jo 

Shiller  & Sons 

Shattman  & Kraker....30  Lafay< 

Sweet,  Orr  & Co 819  B’\ 

Tobias  & Mendelson.  .382  Lafay< 
Union  Overall  Co. 

Weigent  & Co 21  E.  Hous 

Yale  Pants  Co 830  B’> 

PATERSON,  N.  J. 

Levi,  Jacob,  & Co. 

Simon  & Cohen 


Retail  Dealers  in  Union-Made  Overalls 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

The  Surprise  Store..  138- 146  W.  14th 
The  Surprise  Store.  . . .3d  av.  & 83d 
The  Surprise  Store.  . 523-529  8th  av. 

Bernheim  & Co 127th  & 3d  av. 

Cairns,  Wm 2869  Webster  av. 

Cohn,  Max 112-113  South 

Fistere,  Jos 288  Hudson 

Gutman,  B 2233  3d  av. 

Hervey,  L.  E 414-416  W.  125th 

Infeld,  Wm 189  Greenwich 

Jacobs,  J 56  E.  125th 

Johnson,  A.  V. 

King  & Boyle.. 97th  & Columbus  av. 

Lang,  S 88-90  Bowery 

Levey,  S.  D 1320  3d  av. 

Loaiza,  W.,  & Co 54-5^  Broad 

Morrison  Bros 285  Hudson 

Siegel-Cooper  Co 6th  av.  & 19th 

Sinsheimer,  Z 742  Tremont  av. 

Spaulding,  A.  G.,  & Bro..  .29  W.  42d 

Tichenor,  N.  B 350  B’way 

Weinstein,  D 2493  3d  av. 

BROOKLYN 
Altman  Bros. . . 

Alzamora  & Co 
Burden  & Co 
Derx,  Martin 


Kohser,  E.  L 1319  B’1 

Lipshitz,  M 368  5th 

Nicholdson,  J 646  Gates 

Rowgow,  D.  I.,  & Co..  1019  Manhat 

Sternmeyer,  Henry 913  B’ 

Wald,  J.  M 1019  Manhattan 

ASTORIA 

Marks  & Co 137-139  ^ 

FLUSHING 

Fuerst,  W.  S 53  3V 

JAMAICA 

Friedman,  E. ..39  Borden  av.,  X 

Monroe,  E Jamaica,  I 

Saperstein,  I.  ..297  Fulton  st.,  I 
Schweikart,  G.  .35  Vernon  av.,  I 

STATEN  ISLAND 

Bodine,  J.,  & Son Elm  1 

Egbert,  Geo.  L Tompkins 

Isaacs,  M.  M W.  New  Brig 

Mord,  A Cli 

Mord,  M New  Brig! 

Ransen,  Louis.  . . .Mariners  Ha 
Tompkins,  Robt.  J. . Port  Richn 
Weisburg,  Hy Port  Richrr 


1952  Fulton 
1731  B’way 
783  Manhattan  av. 

693-695  B’way 

Retail  Dealers  in  Union-Made  Clothing 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

The  Surprise  Store. .138-146  W.  14th 
The  Surprise  Store.  . . .3d  av.  & 83d 
The  Surprise  Store.  .523-529  8th  av. 

Bernheim  Co 37th  & B’way 

Bernheim  Co 127th  & 3d  av. 

14th  Street  Store 

Gumpel  & Son 533  8th  av. 

Gumpel  & Son 767  8th  av. 

Gumpel  & Son 251  6th  av. 

Gumpel  & Son 2314  3d  av. 


Gumpel  & Son 2290  3d 

King  Bros Bowery  near  Ble 

Lafayette  Clothing  Co.,  143d  & 3 
Maxim  Clothing  Co. ..146th  & 3c 
Morris  Clothing  Co.  ..i52d  & 3d 
Joseph  Clothing  Co. ..129th  & 3c 

Rickards^  Co 423  6th 

Rosenstein,  Tremont  av,  bt.  3d  S 
Star  Clothing  Co. ...148th  & 3d 

Tobias,  Wm 2236  3d 

Union  House  $ply  Co.,  151st  & 3 
S.  4th  av.,  Mt.  Ve: 


White  Rolls  Cigarettes  are  strictly  union=made  and  bear 
union  label. 


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NEW  FALL  AND 
WINTER  FASHIONS 


«T  THE 

SURPRISE  STORE 

New  goods  are  coming  in  daily 
from  our  factory.  All  the  latest  and 
most  approved  fashions  are  repre- 
sented; every  new  fabric  and  every 
new  pattern  is  included.  The  vari- 
eties are  practically  unlimited  and 
every  garment  is  made  up  under  our 
own  direct  supervision  and  sold  at 
the  lowest  possible  prices. 

Very  Fashionable  Winter  Suits 
and  Overcoats  for  Men,  $5, 
$7.50,  $10,  $12,  $15,  $20 

These  groups  of  Men’s  Suits  and 
Overcoats  comprise  every  new  and 
proper  model,  in  plain  effects  and 
every  rich  pattern  in  every  new  color 
tone.  All  made  up  in  the  very  lat- 
est fashions  and  tailored  by  the  most 
capable  craftsmen,  and  guaranteed  in 
every  respect. 

Boys’  Winter  Knee  Pant  Suits 

$1.50,  $2,  $2.50,  $3,  $4,  $5 
Boys’  Heavy  Winter  Overcoats 

$2.50,  $3,  $3.50,  $4,  $5 

THE  SURPRISE  STORE’S  DOUBLE 
GUARANTEE  BINDS  EVERY  SALE 

Should  any  purchase  for  any  rea- 
. son  fail  to  please,  the  money  is  at 

' ' once  returned  or  the  goods  cheer- 

^ fully  exchanged.  All  clothing 

i bought  at  The  Surprise  Store  is 

pressed  and  kept  in  good  repair  for 
one  year  free  of  charge. 

WATCH  FOR  OUR  WEEKLY  SURPRISE  SPECIAL  SALES  IN  THE  FRIDAY  EVENING  JOURNAL 


FOUR  STORES 

523-529  8th  Ave.  Between  36th  And  37th  Sts. 


138*146  West  14th  St. 
Between  6th  And  7th  Aves 


N.W.Cor.3d  Ave  And  83d  St. 
One  Block  From  L Station. 


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CLOTHING  FOR 

BROOKLYN 

Fields  & Co 5022  3d  av. 

McKeon,  J.  S 103  B’way 

JERSEY  CITY 

Arnold  Co 40  Newark  av. 


Harris  Clothing  Co Yonkers 

Geo.  H.  Horton,  Yonkers  & Tarryt’n 
Edson  Lewis,  Yonkers  & Mt.  Vernon 


MEN. — Continued. 

A.  Rabinowitz Port  Chester 

H.  Hirschbich Port  Chester 

I.  Goldberg Port  Chester 

S.  Kaiser  & Bro Port  Chester 

Paul  Pinens White  Plains 

Sam.  Ellis White  Plains 

Gordon  Bros White  Plains 

S.  Baum New  Rochelle 

A.  Weiner New  Rochelle 

H.  Abrams New  Rochelle 

S.  Margules Mamaroneck 


LADIES’  WEAR. 

This  is  the  label  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  LADIES’  GARMENT  WORKERS’  UNION. 


Officers: 

MORTIMER  JULIAN,  Pres., 

J.  A.  DYCHE,  Sec.-Treas., 
25-27  Third  av.,  New  York. 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

11.  Brooklyn — Thatford  and  Pitkin  avs. ; Monday. 

1.  New  York  City — 96  Clinton;  Tuesday. 

9.  New  York  City — 96  Clinton;  Tuesday. 

35.  New  York  City — 62  Pitt;  Saturday. 

17.  New  York  City — 96  Clinton;  Monday. 

23.  New  York  City — 96  Clinton;  Thursday. 

12.  New  York  City — Univ.  Settlement  Bldg.;  Thursday. 

Clothing  Firms  Using  Above  Union  Label. 

MASSACHUSETTS  Gardner,  Mrs Brockton 

Eastern  Skirt  Co Boston  Godstein,  Wolf  Boston 


4* 

CO 

CO 

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CO 

cn 

* 


^39/^ueO  BY  AUTHOftfTY  OF  <r>  _ 


Ga!>MENT"0RKERs 


GLOVES. 

This  label  will  be  found  stamped  on  inside  of  dress  gloves  and 
cotton  label  stitched  on  inside  of  working  gloves. 


INTERNATIONAL 


WuftHLGlOVEW0RKtfts/ 

OF  AMERICA. 


I UNION  LABEL) 


GLOVE  WORKERS’  UNION 
AMERICA 


Officers: 

President, 

AGNES  NESTOR,  Sec.-Treasurer, 
Room  506,  Bush  Temple  of  Music, 
Chicago,  111. 


OF 


REGIST-VtRED 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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GLOVES.— Continued. 

Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Gloves 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

Finegold  & Spera 66 1 3d  av. 

Finkelstein,  I. 780  7th  av. 

Frank,  B 702  3d  av. 

Frank,  N 155  E.  42d 

Goldman,  E 138  E.  42d 

Guarantee  Cloth.  Co.  .127th  & 3d  av. 

Hermanson,  H 554  Morris  av. 

Infeld,  Wm 189  Greenwich 

Isaacs,  A 188  Bowery 

Isaacs,  Wm 86  Bowery 

Lion  Store,  The 2777  3d  av. 

Loewy,  R 2723  3d  av. 

Rosenberg,  J. ...101  Amsterdam  av. 

Rosenberg,  L 1718  1st  av. 

Rosenstein  & Co.,  M. ..2787  3d  av. 

Stern,  L.  B 1094  3d  av. 

Stodola,  J 149  Willis  av. 

NEWARK 

Simons,  A.  L 229  Market 

Smith,  H.  N 214  Market 

JERSEY  CITY 

Stevens,  G.  A 72  Newark  av. 


LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

Friedman,  E 31  Borden  av. 

Schweikert,  G 35  Vernon  av. 

Taft  Bros Jackson  av.  & 4th 

Men’s  Dress  Gloves. 

Bissell 1640  Madison  av. 

Bower 12  E.  42d 

Coiter 3225  3d  av. 

Hoos 2976  3d  av. 

Kurzman 60th  & Columbus  av. 

Mechanic  Bros 3300  3d  av. 

Millhauser 5 William 

Toncada 8 Astor  House 

Veir 2995  3d  av. 

Women’s  Gloves. 

Union  Glove  Co.,  65  Columbia,  Utica 

Men’s  Working  Gloves. 

Goldberg 2373  3d  av. 

Goldmann,  E.,  42d  (Lex.  & Park  av.) 

Guarantee.. 127th  & 3d  av. 

Hackett,  Carhart. ..  125th  & Park  av. 

Isaac 86  Bowery 

Posner 283  Hudson  av. 

Stodola 149  Willis  av. 


GRANITE  CUTTERS 

GRANITE  CUTTERS’  INTERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF 
AMERICA 


Officers: 

THOS.  JOHNSTON,  President, 
JAS.  DUNCAN,  Sec.-Treasurer, 
Hancock  Bldg.,  Quincy,  Mass. 


Granite  Firms  Employing  Union  Men 


NEW  YORK 

Baird,  Matthew 433  E.  92d 

Booth  Bros B’way,  Fulton 

Brown-Pirie. . 135th,  Mott  Hav.  Can. 
Caterson,  R. ..  .Woodlawn  Cemetery 
Catulla  & Co.,  R. ..Woodlawn  Cem. 
Cosgrove  Bros. ..57th,  North  River 


Davey  Morgan Park  av.*i35th 

Dutton,  J.  E Greenpoint  av. 

Emmett-McConnell ....  i4oth-5th  av. 
Havender,  O... Woodlawn  Cemetery 

Haran,  P.  M Kings  Co. 

Herow  Granite  Co. .Willow  & Cy- 
press avs.,  133d 

Hynes,  Jno Bond  & Union 


Bush  & Gerts  pianos  bear  the  union  label.  Write  for  cata- 
log. Bush  Temple,  Chicago. 


48 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


GRANITE  CUTTERS— Continued. 


Keller, . H Woodlawn  Cemetery 

Lazzari-Barton..Woodlawn  Cemetery 
McGrath  & Co.,  M.  .8ist,  E.  End  av. 
Neary  & Sons  Co.,  P.,  Greenpoint  av 

Orr  Bros Review  av. 

Penney-Bunt. . . .So.  Boulevard,  nr. 
Brook  av. 

Perry  Stone  Co 14th,  E.  River 

Rodgers,  J.  C.... 155th  & Ams.  av, 
Ryan  Parker  Cons.  Co.,  Riverside  D. 

Smith  & Co.,  Jos 428  E.  23d 

White  Granite  Co. .West  av.,  Pigeon 

BROOKLYN 

Arnold,  W.  R.,  56  Milton,  Greenp’t 
Benvenue  Gran.  Co.,  Greenpoint  av. 

Bermel,  F Lutheran  Cemetery 

Bonori,  B Calvary  Cemetery 

Clancy  Bros Calvary  Cemetery 

Cosgrove,  Jno Kings  Co. 

Dunn,  Patrick...  .Calvary  Cemetery 

Goldener,  R Calvary  Cemetery 


Hall,  A.  J Kings  Co. 

Hall,  Thos Kings  Co. 

Kearns  Bros Calvary  Cemetery 

Kelly,  Wm Kings  Co. 

Kusterko,  Albert Kings  Co. 

Leighton-Turner Kings  Co. 

McKenna,  A Calvary  Cemetery 

Murray  & Sons,  A. ..Calv.  Cemetery 
Rowans,  Chas.  . . .Calvary  Cemetery 

Ryan,  Jas Kings  Co. 

Vollmer,  Henry Kings  Co. 

Walsh,  Jos.  F Kings  Co. 

Wanek,  Thos Kings  Co. 

MASPETH,  L.  I. 

Adler  & Sons 

HOBOKEN 

Couch,  Thos 15th 

ASTORIA 
Dyer  & Son,  J.  N. 


GLASSWARE,  ETC. 


This  is  the  label  of  the 


AMALGAMATED  GLASS  WORKERS’  INTERNATIONAL 
ASSOCIATION 


Officers: 

WM.  FIGOLAH,  Secretary, 

55  No.  Clark,  Chicago,  111. 

Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meet- 
ing Nights: 

36.  E.  J.  Connell,  Pres.;  H.  G. 
Deitz,  Sec.,  244  Grove,  Brook- 
lyn. 2d  and  4th  Monday,  235 
E.  57th. 


Art  Glass  and  Hard  Metal  Firms  Employing  Union  Labor 
and  Retailing  its  Output . 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

Castle-London  Co.,  M. ..133  W.  24th 
Church  Glass  & Dec.  Co.. 28  W.  30th 
Colgate  Art  Glass  Co.,  8 Gansevoort 

Cornell,  C.  J 156  W.  23d 

Cornell  & Co.,  J.  C. ..401  W.  124th 
Decor.  Glass  Co.  .46  Wash.  sq.  So. 

Dodge,  R 102  E.  25th 

Dougherty,  J 435  W.  B’way 


Duffner-Kimberly  Co 11  W.  32d 

Duryea- Potter  534  W.  58th 

Durhan,  G 105  E.  59th 

Geissler,  R 56  W.  8th 

Grimm,  A.  C 155  E.  23d 

Hamilton,  G 426  W.  B’way 

Handel  Co 64  Murray 

Harris  Bros.. Cor.  Globe,  Westch.  av. 

Heinigke-Bowen 24  E.  13th 

Hillenbrand,  E.  F 312  W.  34th 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


49 


GLASSWARE,  ETC.— Continued. 


Lamb,  J.  & R 23  6th  av. 

guinn,  J.  F 2192  B’way 

ae  & Co.,  G 173  Prince 

Rawle,  M 1605  B’way 

Sellers,  B 80  Bible  House 

Spiers,  R.  W 859  6th  av. 

Tiffany  Studios. ..  .347  Madison  av. 
Walter,  C.,  Jr 687  Jackson  av. 

BROOKLYN 

Arnold-Locke.  ...  Pineapple  & Fulton 

Buck,  0 6 Hudson  pi. 

Hansleiter  & Co.,  J 182  Fulton 

Jones  Dec.  Co.,  F Hudson  av., 

Concord 

Keller,  J 1050  B’way 

Lamb,  M.  T 44  Bergen 

Maisch,  A.  J Myrtle  av.,  nr. 

Cypress  av.,  Evergreen 

Passarge  & Co 338^4  Gates  av. 

Shaw  & Co.,  H.  S 107  B’way 

Steiezle,  C 104  So.  8th 

Summers,  C 239  Nassau 


Theisen,  V 69  Liberty 

Tuchhorn,  P 366  Atlantic  av. 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 
Adlot,  H.  J Webster  av. 

CORONA 
Tiffany  Studios 

HOLLIS 

Zundel,  E Hillside  av. 

JERSEY  CITY 

Heinemann,  F Paterson  Plank 

R.,  Hudson  Blvd.,  W.  Hoboken 

NEW  ROCHELLE 
Burger,  O.  C 4 Lawton 

CONNECTICUT 

Bridgeport  Art  Glass  Co. . Bridgeport 


HATS. 

This  union  label  for  hats  is  printed  on  buff-colored  paper  in  black 
ink.  Genuine  labels  are  sewed  in  all  union-made  hats  under 
the  sweatband. 

UNITED  HATTERS  OF  NORTH  AMERICA 


Officers: 

JOHN  A.  MOFFITT,  President, 
24  Lincoln  Place,  Orange,  N.  J. 
MARTIN  LAWLOR,  Secretary, 

11  Waverley  Place,  New  York. 

Locals  and  Meeting  Nights. 

7.  Brooklyn — Fidelity  Hall,  Nos- 

trand and  De  Kalb  aves. 

8.  Brooklyn — 899  Kent  av.  (office). 


Retail  Stores  Selling 

MANHATTAN. 

The  Surprise  Stores,  138-146  W.  14th 
The  Surprise  Stores,  523-529  8th  av. 
The  Surprise  Stores,  3d  av.  & 83d 

Cassell Rivington  & Ludlow 

Hawes  Hat  Co 853  B’way 

Kaufman 8th  av.  & 39th 

Long 3d  av.  & 148th 

Marcus Houston  & Suffolk 

Morris  & Comiske 142  Clinton 


Union-Made  Hats. 

Patton Liberty  & Church 

Silverstein 38  Delaney 

Siska 1357  1st  av. 

Wanamaker’s 4th  av.  & 9th 

BROOKLYN 

Davis 349  B’way 

Haecker’s 905  B’way 

Herrschaft 691  B’way 

Homan 1395  B’way 

Lyons  Bros 3d  av.  & 54th 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


HATS. — Continued. 


Meseritz 779  Flatbush  av. 

Rowan 472  5 th  av. 

Schmitz 481  Fulton 

Schrieber 2601  Atlantic  av. 

Union  Hat  Store 1375  B’way 

Wiener 690  B’way 


BAYONNE 

Grotsky  & Gutterman. . . .476  Av.  D 


ELIZABETH 


Cohan 106 

Melott 107 


Whelan 


Broad 
Broad 
52  3d 


JERSEY  CITY 

Mark  Davis  Sons  & Co 304  9th 


NEWARK 

Bamberger  & Co Market 


PATERSON 


Simon 229  Market 

ROSEVILLE 

Macksey Roseville  & Orange 

LONG  ISLAND. 

Friedman 31  Borden  av. 

Klages 37  Vernon  av. 

WHITE  PLAINS. 

Ellis Depot  sq. 

Gordon  Bros Railroad  av. 

N.  Y.  Dry  Goods  Co. White  Plains  ra 

Pincus Railroad  av. 

Schirmer  & Sons.... 63  Railroad  av. 

“Smart  Shop” 25  Oracoanpum 


HORSESHOERS. 

Emblem  of  Journeymen  Horseshoers. 

INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  JOURNEYMEN  HORSE- 
SHOERS OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


Officers: 

HERBERT  MARSHAL,  President, 
ROADY  KENEHAN,  Secretary, 
1548  Wazee  Street,  Denver,  Colo. 


Locals  : 


1.  New  York,  N.  Y. — Wm.  Slattery,  125  E.  85th,  New  York  City; 
Daniel  Sheehan,  8 Vandam,  New  \ork  City.  1st  and  3d  Thursday, 
Groll’s  Hall,  147  East  53d. 

7.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. — Chas.  Harvey,  161  Prince;  Joseph  Curran,  1003 

De  Kalb  av.  1st  and  3d  Friday,  Labor  Lyceum  Hall,  945  Wil- 
loughby av. 

8.  New  York  City,  N.  Y. — 

20.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. — 

22.  Newark,  N.  J. — Hugh  Harrity,  120  Bowery;  Bernard  Flatley,  51  Brill. 
1st  and  3d  Wednesday,  94  Market. 

59.  Jersey  City — Chas.  Holpin,  417  York;  Wm.  J.  Kernan,  320  8th.  1st  and 
3d  Wednesday. 

73.  Yonkers,  N.  Y. — S.  H.  Lawrence,  174  Yonkers  av. 

82.  Paterson,  N.  J. — Thomas  Young,  135  Slater;  Henry  Aver, -28  Pearl. 

84.  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y.— 

93.  White  Plains  and  Tarrytown,  N.  Y. — 


White  Rolls  Cigarettes  are  strictly  union=made  and  bear  the 
union  label. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


5i 


HORSESHOERS.— Continued. 

List  of  Union  Horseshoeing  Shops 
Where  the  Stamp  of  the  Journeymen  Horseshoers’  Union , the 
J.  H.  U.,  will  be  recognized. 


NEW  YORK  (WEST  SIDE). 

American  Ice  Co.. 20th,  North  River 
American  Ice  Co.... 43d  & nth  av. 
Beadleston  & Woerz,  Chas.  & Gr’nw. 

Bennett 39th,  10th  & nth  avs. 

Brennan 59th,  W.  of  nth  av. 

Brazendale.  . . .nth  av.,  29th  & 30th 

Brennan 15th  & 10th  av. 

Biscuit  Co.  14th,  bet.  9th  & 10th  avs. 

Buckley 54th,  7th  av.  & B’way 

Buckley . .67th,  8th  & Columbus  avs. 

Cannon’s 26th,  10th  & nth  avs. 

Casey 67th  & Columbus  av. 

Casey 59th  & Boulevard 

Carlan 78th  & B’way 

Carroll 131st  and  nth  av. 

Chapman 33d,  E.  of  10th  av. 

C.  O’Connell 62d  & Boulevard 

Corbett Greenwich  & Jane 

Courtney 33d,  near '8th  av. 

Cramer Greenwich  & Clarkson 

Dalton 98th,  E.  of  B’way 

Dempsey 427  W.  127th 

Dept.  St.  Cl’n,  130th,  B’y  & nth  av. 
Dept.  St.  Cl’ning,  52d,  nth  av&NR 
Dept.  St.  Cl’ning,  77th,  B’y&Ams.av. 
Dept.  St.  Cl’ning.i5th,  9th  & 10th  av 

Drysdale 18th,  9th  & 10th  avs. 

Dunlap  Ex Charles  & Hudson 

Dunn 95th  & B’way 

Dwyers,  Matt 311  W.  140th 

Egan 31st,  10th  & nth  avs. 

Faggert  & Knapp,  130th,  8th  & St.  N. 
Fitzpatrick.  14th,  bet.  9th  & 10th  avs. 
Foley  & Sullivan.  .Wash’n,  nr.  Canal 

Fords,  Dan 647  W.  131st 

Garvey  & O’Connor,  i42d  & Lenox  av 

Gow 2 1 st,  E.  of  7th  av. 

Graham 18th, -6th  & 7th  avs. 

Irwin 25th,  E.  of  10th  av. 

James  Welsh.  . . .B’way,  47th  & 48th 

Heally 130th  & 131st  & 12th  av. 

Howe Amsterdam  av.  & 163d 

Hutchinson 127th  & Lenox  av. 

Kelly 52d,  6th  & 7th  avs. 

Keneally 10th  av.,  31st  & 32d 

Kerrigan 37th,  9th  & 10th  avs. 

Kuster 308  W.  38th 

Leighton 42d,  10th  & nth  avs. 

Lion  Brewery,  108th  & Columbus  av. 

Lubrock 10th  av.,  55th  & 56th 

Lynch Washington  & King 

Mahoney. . 137th,  5th  & Lennox  av. 

Mangin Hubert  & West 

McAllister B’way,  50th  & 51st 

McArdle. ..  .Edgecombe  av.  & 158th 

McCarty 125  W.  49th 

McGrath,  P 326  West 

McGrath  & Reagan,  56th,  10  & n av 
Meade’s  Trans.  Co.,  Charles  & West 


Meenagh 52d,  6th  & 7th  avs. 

Miller  & Kennedy . 129th  & Man.  av. 

Molloy 748  Greenwich 

Moffitt Cortlandt  & Washington 

Moran 156th  & Amsterdam  av. 

Morton  Stable Morton  & Wash. 

Murrane 489  Greenwich 

Murry 30th,  9th  & 10th  avs. 

Murphy 54th,  6th  & 7th  avs. 

Nicholl 25th,  W.  of  6th  av. 

Noone West  End  av.  & 68th 

N.  Y.  Cab  Co.  .44th,  5th  & 6th  avs. 

O’Connell,  John 349  W.  141st 

O’Neil 58th,  7th  av.  & B’way 

Powers 55th,  B’way  & 8th  av. 

8uinn,  Peter. ..  .B’way,  55th  & 56th 

eilley nth  ana  10th  av. 

Robinson. ..  12 1st  & St.  Nicholas  av. 
Roeberge,  100th,  8th  & Columbus  av. 

Roeberge 30th,  6th  & 7th  avs. 

Siegel-Cooper  Co.,  17th,  7th  & 8th  av 
Smith  & Van  Note,  56th,  6th&7th  av. 

Wallace 18th,  W.  of  7th  av. 

Wanamaker.  ..  Christopher  & W.  4th 

Weir 115  W.  32d 

Wm.  Bradley,  48th,  10th  & nth  avs. 
Yenney 38th,  9th  & 10th  avs. 

NEW  YORK  (EAST  SIDE) 
American  Ice  Co.. 91st  & East  River 
American  Ice  Co.,  128th  & E.  River 
Am.  Ex.  Co.,  42d  & 43d,  E.  3d  av. 
Am.  Ice  Co.,  156th  & Westchester  av 

Barnett 64th,  2d  & 3d  avs. 

Barry Water,  near  Gouvenneur 

Borden’s  Con.  Milk,  117th, 2d  & 3d  av 
Borden’s  Con.  Milk,  34th,  2d&3d  av 

Blodgett 3368  Park  av. 

Blodgett 400  Morris  av. 

Burns  Bros.  .Delancey  & East  River 

Cavanagh 63  d,  Lex.  & Park  avs. 

Clarke 603  E.  16th 

Conroy. . .41st,  3d  & Lexington  avs. 
Conway.  .60th,  3d  & Lexington  av. 
Conway’s.  .74th,  3d  & Lexington  avs. 

Courtney 40th  & 2d  av. 

Creamer’s.  . . .77th,  Lex.  & Park  avs. 

Croake,  Matt 25th  & 1st  av. 

Cummings 47th  st.,  East  River 

Dept.  Street  Cleaning.  17th  & Ave.  C 
Dept.  Street  Cleaning,  80th  & E.  R. 
Dept.  St.  Cl’ning,  116th  & Pleas,  av. 
Dept.  Street  Cleaning.  .44  Hamilton 
Dept.  Street  Cleaning. ..  48th,  E.  R. 

Dogherty 164th  & 3d  av. 

Donohue 24th,  2d  & 3d  avs. 

Doyle,  109th,  Lexington  & Park  avs. 
Everard’s,  135th,  Madison  & 5th  avs. 

Fallon 64th  & 1st  av. 

Fallon.  .Lincoln  av.,  135th  & 136th 
Fanning 91st,  2d  & 3d  avs. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


HORSESHOERS.— Continued. 


Fitzgerald Lex.  av.,  6oth  & 6ist 

Fitzgibbons.  .N.  Chambers  & Cherry 

Gaffney 18th,  Aves.  A & B 

Gallon 85th,  2 d & 3d  avs. 

Gunn,  T 21  Pearl 


Healy 73d,  3d  & Lexington  avs. 

Hughes,  41st,  Park  & Lexington  avs. 
Hughes  & Mixell.24th,  3d  & Lex.  av 
J.  D.  & T.  E.  Crimmins,  68th  & E.  B. 
Kelly.  ..  .80th,  1st  av.  & East  River 

Kelly,  John 303  E.  28th 

Lawrence  & Sheridan,  64th, 2d  & 3d  av 

Masielo,  Angelo 330  E.  noth 

McArdle  & White 524  E.  17th 

McArdle 27th,  2d  & 3d  avs. 

McAvoy  & Chapman,  123d  & Lex.  av 
McCourt,  41st,  3d  & Lexington  avs. 

McGee 13th,  W.  of  3d  av. 

Milne,  James.  ..  134th  & Willow  av. 
Mitchell. . 136th,  Madison  & 5th  avs. 
Mixell. . . .Lexington  av.,  23d  & 24th 

Murphy i62d  & Cortland  av. 

Nemphis 149th  & 3d  av. 

N.  Y.  Journal Water  & Pike 

O’Brien.  ...  186th  & Washington  av. 

O’Rourke 56th,  1st  & 2d  avs. 

Perry  & Reed,  Park  av.,ii2th&  1 13th 

Quilty,  John 83d,  near  3d  av. 

Quinlivan,  85th,  3d  & Lexington  av. 

Riordan Water  & Corlears 

Riordan,  B 57  Sheriff 

Russell ..  .75th,  3d  & Lexington  avs. 

Savage’s 23d,  nr.  Ave.  A 

Schaffer 902  Westchester  av. 

Scherble 638  E.  13th 

Seaich’s  Liv.  Stable,  31st,  3d&Lex.av 

Spillane,  Steve 643  E.  135th 

Storey 25th,  2d  & 3d  avs. 

Sullivan 201  E.  46th 

Tuteltaub,  Herman 99  Essex 

U.  S.  Mail  Stable,  15th,  Aves.  A & B 
Weber  Stable.  ..  120th,  2d  & 3d  avs. 
Westscott’s  Express  Co.,  231  E.  47th 
Woods.  ..  .32d,  3d  & Lexington  avs. 

BROOKLYN. 

Abraham  & Straus,  Bolivar,  n.  Ray 

Am.  Ice  Co Smith,  n.  Hamilton 

Am.  Ice  Co.,  Ft.  Amity,  n.  Columbia 

Am.  Ice  Co Kent  av.  & Rush 

Am.  Ice  Co.,  Oak  & West,  Gr’npoint 
Am.  Sugar  Co.,  Union  av.  & N.  13th 
Arbuckle  Bros. ..  .Plymouth,  n.  Jay 

Barrett,  L.  S 488  Clermont  av. 

Bernhardt,  Chas 166  N.  4th 

Blyman  John 862  Grand 

Borden  Con.  Milk,  Gates  & Ralph  av 
Borden  C.  Milk,  DeKalb  & Lewis  av 
Borden  C.  Milk,  Sterling  pi  & 6th  av. 
Borden  C.  Milk,  Ft.  Hamil.  av.  & 60 
Borden  C.  Milk,  N.  J.  & Liberty  av. 

Brittan,  Joseph 105  Stuben 

B’klyn  U.  Gas  Co.,  Plymouth  n.  Gold 
Brotheridge,  Joseph.  .166  Carlton  av. 
Campbell,  A.,  Jamaica  av.  n.  Penn. 


Cannavan,  Jas.  .200  Greenpoint  a 

Cannavan,  Joljn Greenpoint  a 

Coughlin,  Lawrence.  . . .405  Leona 

Curran  & O’Shea 150  N.  8 

Logan,  J.,  Van  Brunt,  n.  Vernon  a 
Daley,  J.,  55  Flatbush  av.,  n.  3d  a 
Daly,  Owen,  Flushing,  n.  Fr’klin  a 

Degan,  Wm 546  Ha 

Delaney,  Thos.  ..  Warren,  n.  Nevi 
Dempsy,  John.  .Met.  & Graham  a^ 
Denig,  John,  Flush.  & Knicker.  a^ 
Devlin,  John,  Franklin  n.  St.  M.  a 

Dooling,  Thos 828  Bedford  a 

Dorris,  P.,  Atlantic  av.,  Cum.&S.C 

Drum  & Co 1694  Fult 

Devoe,  Chas.. Grand,  Maspeth,  L. 
Early,  Wm.,  Metropol.  av.,  Quee 

Eppstein,  Joseph 22  Sie* 

Falkner,  Edw 191  Greenpoint  a 

Fitzpatrick,  John North  g 

Force,  W.  H Jay,  n.  Wai 

Fuchs,  A.,  Stockholm,  n.  Irving  j 
Gallagher,  J.. Myrtle  av.,  Ridgewo 

Harkins,  A Met.  av.  n.  burm 

Gillan,  Michael 326  Bo 

Glenn,  J.,  9 Col.  Hts.  & Fulton  n. 

Gunn,  Patrick 513  Warr 

Guttenberg,  V.,  Thr’p  av.  n.  Bartl 
Guilderman,  C.,  Lib.  av.  & Enfh 
Moran,  Patrick,  121  Metropolitan  ; 
Harris,  Isaac,  Flatb.  av.  n.  Malbc 
Hellert,  L.  .Grand,  n.  Newtown  C 
Herlihy,  Daniel,  153  41st,  Bay  Ric 
H ever  in,  J.,  St.  Nich.  av.  n.  Myr 

Heverin,  J Met.  av.  n.  Furm 

Hildebrand,  J....Lib.  av.  n.  Pow 
Hildebrand,  John..  1239  De  Kalb  ; 
Hoar,  C.,  108  Spencer,  n.  Myrtle  . 
Huber,  C.,  Star  & Knickerbocker  ; 

Maxwell Ellery  n.  B’w 

India  Wharf  Brew.,  Ham.  av.  n.  1 
Jezierski,  M.,  Johnston  av.,  Winff 
Johnson,  Frederick,  Bergen  & 3d 

Kane,  J.,  & Son Bergen,  n.  Bo 

Kelly,  Frank 67  So.  < 

Kelly,  John 532  Dougl 

Kelly,  John,  So.  8th  n.  Bedford 

Kelly,  John  J. 16  College 

Kiernan,  Patrick 41  Bri( 

Krapp,  V.  S College  Po 

Kuhns,  Fred 9°  Wall 

Kuns,  Henry  P.  ...242  Johnson 
Loughlin  & McNally,  Jeff.  & Ra 

Ligan,  John 151  Fr< 

Leydan,  P Baltic  & Colum 

Geils,  John,  Liberty  av.,  East  N. 
McCartin  & Valentine,  252  Hun 
McDonald,  F.,  Washburn’s,  B’d 

McDonald,  Matt 236  Johnson 

McDonald,  Steven. ..  .330  Gates 

McGrath,  Est.  of  P 43  Hei 

Mackey,  Patrick 4J9  Fa 

Maher,  Jas.  E 62  Albany 

Mannahan,  J Wyckoff 

May,  J.,  Stuyvesant  av.  n.  Gr’ne 
Manning,  Thos. . . .Nevins  n.  Un 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


53 


HORSESHOERS.— Continued. 


Muller,  M.,  Knick’r  & DeKalb  avs. 
Meade’s,  P.,  Son,  Humboldt-Driggs 
Muller,  Bernard,  Flushing  av.,  Ast. 
Mullrolland,  Alex,  Est..io4  Huron 

Munce,  J 917  Grand 

Murphy,  P 52  De  Kalb  av. 

Murphy,  T 57  No.  9th 

McGrath  & McSheffry,  484  Leonard 
Neuman,  C.,  Zeidler  & Flushing  avs. 
Norton  & Gorman,  Douglass,  3d&4th 

Ober,  Albert 37  Liberty 

O’Brien,  John 4th  av.  & 27th 

O’Connell 15th,  Coney  Island 

Parr Hendrix  & New  Lots  rd. 

Pedolsky,  Elihue,  Vesta  av.,  B’ville 

Peters,  John 13  Bergen 

Peters,  Michael 570  Kent  av. 

Ranghetti,  Joseph 27  Union 

Rilley,  And.,  Flushing  & Bushw.  avs 
Ruddy,  Wm.,  Windsor  pi.  n.  7th  av. 
Rooney,  T-,  104  Jackson  av.,  L.  I.  C. 
Rumph,  I.  C.,  Conklin  av.,  Canarsie 

Reilly,  J Grant,  Flatbush 

Snyder Richmond  Hill 

Seidell.  . .Flushing  & Nostrand  avs. 

Schmeder,  Dennis 39  Cooper 

Schuler,  Robert 190  Noll 

Shaw,  Thos 46  N.  3d 

Shults,  J.  H.,  Lynch,  n.  Harrison  av. 
Sinnott,  Martin,  Parkville,  Ocean  B. 
Slavin  & Brooks.  ... 771  Atlantic  av. 

Steed,  Thos 9 Tompkins  av. 

Sullivan,  Patrick,  Waverley  n.  Gates 
Tutty,  Jas.,  Sandford,  n.  Myrtle  av. 

Vetter,  Joseph 169  Grove 

Voet,  Andrew.  ..  .Hope  & Union  av. 
Weir,  Campbell.  .Park  av.  & Canton 

JERSEY  CITY  AND  HOBOKEN. 

Anbrey,  T 273  Grand 

Ashe,  H Jordan  av.  & Montg. 

Baldwin,  C 666  Grand 

Brennan,  W Guttenberg 

Clare,  J Patterson  av.,  Hoboken 

Connors,  T 483  Henderson 

Desmond,  C Cottage,  Bayonne 

Fitzpatrick,  J 7th  & Henderson 

Hahn,  E.  .Tormele  av.,  W.  Hoboken 

Hartnett,  L 16  Frazier  pi. 

Hudson  Coal  Co.,  Grand  & Jersey  av 

Hunter,  Thos 66  Gregory 

Lawrence Ave.  D,  Bayonne 

Leonard,  John.,  651  Communipaw  av. 

O’Mara,  M 18  Manhattan  av. 

U.  S.  Express  Co.,  8th  & Henderson 
U.  S.  Express  Co.,  Communipaw  av. 
Wells  Fargo  Ex.  Co.... 8th  & Cole 

Wright  & Co 8th  & Provost 

Zehnich  & Hymm..4th  & Newark  avO 


NEWARK. 

Baker,  Wm 29  Richard 

Brown  & Muirhead 11  Oliver 

Brown,  S.  R 98  Burnet 

Chapman,  J 71  Hayes 

Clumb,  J 18  Clifton  av. 

Cox,  H 95  James 

Duffy,  Frank South 

Eierson,  W 106  Verona  av. 

Frank  & Lamrny.  ...  175  Belmont  av. 

Gordon,  Joe Main  & 14th 

Jennings,  Mrs.,  J 148  Bowery 

Kerwin,  Mrs.,  D 48  Jackson 

Ketcham  & Weston.,  Wash,  av.,  Bell. 
Kramer,  John....  178  Bloomfield  av. 

Ludwig,  J 22  Camfield 

McCallum,  Mrs.,  I.  B....25  Rector 

McGuinness,  Michael 81  River 

Moole,  John Monroe 

Mullin,  M.  F 59  Mechanics 

Parks,  J.  H 45  Wickliffe 

Perry,  P 109  14th  av. 

Schmitter,  Geo 72  Belmont  av. 

Schumacher,  E 3 Belmont  av. 

Sheridan,  L.  J 141  McWhorter 

Stock,  Henry 221  Waverley  av. 

Wolfe,  Adam 213  W.  Kinney 

Yvoodruff,  S.  D 144  Pacific 

Woodword,  W 13th  & 5th  av. 

EAST  NEWARK. 

Monaghan,  P.,  Grand  av.  & E.  R.  R. 
Yeager,  Adam 5th  av. 

EAST  ORANGE. 

Gordon.  Joe 41  Main 

Fanning,  Gerald 7 Bowlin 

Watkins,  Dan 262  Main 

ORANGE. 

Crowley,  J.  H 17  Lincoln  av. 

Doran,  Pat No.  Centre 

Fanning,  P.,  Central  av.  & Central  pi 
Fanning,  S.  & M 2654  Cone 

ELIZABETH. 

Zucker  & Williams.  ..  .7  So.  Union 
BLOOMFIELD. 

Ward,  D 648  Bloomfield  av. 

MONTCLAIR. 

Brunner,  T Bloomfield  av. 

Crawley,  Tom Midland  av. 

BELLEVILLE. 

Ketcham  & Weston.  .Washington  av. 
MORRISTOWN 

-Tunnis,  B.  M.,  & Co.,  South  & Mad. 


J.  J.  Bagley  & Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.,  manufacture  fine-cut  and 
smoking  tobacco — union=labeled,  of  course. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


UNION  HALLS,  RESTAURANTS,  ETC. 


Here  are  the  union  buttons  of  the 

HOTEL  AND  RESTAURANT  EM- 
PLOYES* INTERNATIONAL  AL- 
LIANCE AND  BARTENDERS’ 
INTERNATIONAL  LEAGUE 
OF  AMERICA. 

Officers: 

T.  J.  SULLIVAN,  Pres., 

JERE  L.  SULLIVAN,  Secretary, 
Commercial  Tribune  Bldg.,  Cincinnati,  O. 


Bartenders’  Button 


Business  Agents: 


Bartenders’ — Philip  Barenburg,  721  Melrose  av.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Waiters’— H.  Kleinman,  12  St.  Mark’s  pi.,  New  York. 


List  of  Local  Union  Halls  and  Officers 


FRANK  DUNNELL,  President, 
147  E.  53d. 

HENRY  KOSSOW,  Secretary, 

American  Hall 8th  av.  & 42d 

Arlington  Hall.... 23  St.  Marks  pi. 

Beethoven  Hall 210  E.  5th 

Bohemian  Hall 321  E.  73d 

Clinton  Hall 151  Clinton 

Ebling’s  Casino. . 1 56th-St.  Ann’s  av. 

Everett  Hall 31  E.  4th 

Grand  Cen.  Palace,  Lex.  av.  & 43d 

Grolls  Hall 145-147  E.  53d 

Harlem  Arcade 21 1 E.  124th 

Harlem  Terrace 210  E.  104th 

Labor  Temple 243  E.  84th 

Lexington  Opera  House.  145  E.  58th 


Lyric  Hall 725  6th  av. 

Manhattan  Casino. . 155th  & 8th  av. 

Manhattan  Lyceum 66  E.  4th 

Mueller’s  Bronx  Casino.. 3d  av.,  opp. 
i5Sth 

Murray  Hill  Lyceum..  160  E.  34th 
New  Ams.  Op.  House,  334  W.  44th 

New  Star  Casino 115  E.  107th 

N.  Y.  Turn  Hall.  .85th  & Lex.  av. 

Palm  Garden 150  E.  58th 

Plaza  Assembly  Rms. ..no  E.  59th 

Socol  Hall 420  E.  71st 

Sulzer’s  Westchester  Pk..Westchster 

Tammany  Hall 141  E.  14th 

Terrace  Garden 145  E.  58th 

Webster  Hall. 119  E.  nth 

Yorkville  Casino 210  E.  86th 

Zeltner’s  Morrisania  Pk.  & Casino, 
170th  & 3d  av. 


List  of  Union  Bars. 


Burke,  P.  M 326  E.  21st 

Club  launch  Room 84  E.  10th 

Herbt,  Geo.,  Jr 498  Hudson 

Meindel,  Geo 99  2d  av. 

Rand  & Trach 3853  3d  av. 


Socol  Hall 420  E.  71st 

The  Oasis 77  Park  row 

BROOKLYN 

Riley,  Andrew. ...  1000  Nostrand  av 


DEFINITIONS. 

Mail  ex  phono  graph — Graft  taken  by  “telegraph”  companies  for 
mailing,  repressing  and  ’phoning  “telegrams.” 

Dress-suitograft — “Telegraft,”  from  “telegrams”  crowded  into 
dress-suit  cases  and  leisurely  moved  from  one  city  to  another. — 
Fair  Play. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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TBLBPHONB,  1298- L 

RAILROAD  HOUSE 

G.  SHULTIS,  Prop. 


UNION 


ALES,  WINES,  LIQUORS 
AND  CIGARS 


321  GROVE  STREET  - - JERSEY  CITY 


MANUFACTURER  ENDORSES  THIS  DIRECTORY 


Port  Huron,  Mich.,  August  io,  1907. 
Mr.  H.  Geach,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Dear  Sir : — Reply  to  your  letter  of  July  29  has  been  delayed  on 
account  of  the  writer’s  absence  from  the  city.  * * * 

The  writer  wishes  Jo  state  that  your  scheme  appeals  to  him.  In 
visiting  the  secretaries  of  carpenters’  unions  we  find  numerous 
notices  of  goods  that  are  on  the  unfair  list,  but  nothing  is  said 
about  the  goods  that  are  fair,  and  it  seems  to  me  that  if  anyone 
who  buys  fair  goods  should  be  interested  in  knowing  what  they 
are,  and  where  they  can  be  bought  it  is  the  union  man,  for  if  he 
don’t  insist  on  having  these  goods,  who  will? 

The  writer  will  take  personal  charge  of  our  campaign  in  New 
York,  when  started,  and  will  take  pleasure  in  calling  on  you  at 
that  time  * * * 

Very  truly  yours,  


I.  KRAUS,  Est. 


Telephone,  1728  Orchard 
Manufacturer  of 


Society  Goods  a Specialty 

- Flags  to  Hire 

The  only  Union  Shop  in 
Greater  New  York.  We 
employ  members  B.  B. 
& R.  M.  U.  L.  12249 
=A.  F.  ofL— 


BANNERS 
BADGES  & 
REGALIAS 


125  CLINTON  STREET 
NEW  YORK 


For  Balls , Picnics , So- 
cieties, Campaign  Clubs, 
Parades  & Conventions 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


JEWELRY,  ETC. 

Pendants , rings , pins , charms , bracelets , chains,  in  gold,  silver  and 
gold  plated,  gold,  silver  and  gold  filled  watches,  clocks,  eye- 
glasses, spectacles  and  optical  goods. 

INTERNATIONAL  JEWELRY  WORKERS’  UNION  OF 
AMERICA 

Officers: 

RICHARD  PETERSON,  President, 
192  Lemon  Street,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
WM.  SCHADE,  Sec., 

Box  1 41,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Locals: 

1.  New  York,  N.  Y. — 149  E.  16th, 
2d  & 4th  Sat. 

2.  Newark,  N.  J. 

14.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

23.  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Firms  Using  the  Label 

Birkner,  I.,  & Son,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Dunn,  T.  J.,  & Co. New  York,  N.  Y. 
Soldarity  Watch  Case  Co. .Brooklyn 

Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Jewelry 

Lehr,  Louis 79  Nassau  Solidarity  Watch  Case  Co. 3 M’den  la. 

Wendell  & Co 95  William 


UNION  LABEL 

REGISTERED 


COLLARS,  SHIRTS,  CUFFS,  ETC. 

Union  laundries  have  this  label  printed  on  the  price  list  which 
accompanies  the  laundered  clothes.  It  is  also  machine  stitched 
on  shirts  and  stamped  on  collars  and  cuffs. 


INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  SHIRT,  WAIST  & LAUNDRY 
WORKERS 


Officers: 

J.  W.  SMILEY,  President. 

JOHN  J.  MANNING,  Sec., 
602  2d  av.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 


MANPIATTAN 

& BRONX 

Adler  Bros 

.308  E.  Houston 

Albert,  A 

Albrecht 

Alexander 

Ansorge 

Aronson 

2137  3d 

Ball,  S.  H 

Barbash 

Baum 

Bierman 

Black 

Bobkes 1524  1st  av. 

Bockman 3467  3d  av. 

Brin 2396  1st  av. 

Burgheim  Bros 2212  3d  av. 

Burnett 2335  1st  av. 

Calula,  M 18  Bowery 

Cohen 413  W.  125th 

Colcord,  F.  A 42  South 

Co-onerative  Store 303  Grand 

Corn,  Chas 3631  3d  av. 

Daum 148  1 st  av. 

Davis 921  8th  av. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


57 


COLLARS,  SHIRTS,  CUFFS,  ETC.— Continued. 


Diehl 1814  Amsterdam  av. 

Diner 885  9th  av. 

Dobkin,  J 653  10th  av 

Dwark  & Son 68  Delaney 

Ebb 141st  & St.  Ann’s  av. 

Eile 16  Ave.  B 

Eisner 252  Catherine 

Eranbt 154  Park  row 

Feinberg 222  Front 

Feinstein 289  10th  av. 

Feldman 1400  2d  av. 

Felstein 41 1 8th  av. 

Fishel 1456  1st  av. 

Foster’s  Sons 729  9th 

Fowler,  Wm 2688  3d  av. 

Frank  & Co 2689  8th  av. 

Freiberger 237  Stanton 

Friedenberg 226  Henry 

Geller 101  Norfolk 

Gluck 251  Ave.  A 

Greenberg 4035  3d  av. 

Greenberg 584  Columbus  av. 

Greenthal 833  8th  av. 

Goldman 138  E.  42d 

Goldstein 155th  & Union  av. 

Goodall 472  nth  av. 

Goodfriend nth  & Ave.  A 

Goodman 540  Lenox  av. 

Griffen 519  W.  26th 

Gross 474  10th  av. 

Guarantee  Clothing  Co.,  127  & 3d  av. 

Gutterman 627  10th  av. 

Haag 629  9th  av. 

Hahn 1167  3d  av. 

Halober 350  West 

Hein  & Dates 2052  3d  av. 

Helltheir,  H 728  Courtlandt  av. 

Hervey 416  W.  125th 

Hesse,  Henry 308  Grand 

Hoffman 107  1st  av. 

Hoffman  Bros 55  Ave.  A 

Holters,  M 2731  8th  av. 

Ichel 2879  3d  av. 

Joachimson 276  Bowery 

Johnson 322  9th  av. 

Joseph 222  Ave.  B 

Joseph  Clothing  Co... 3d  av.  & 128 

Kahn 283  Grand 

Kahn,  M.  M 30  Cortlandt 

Katz 3d  av.  & 50th 

King  Bros 310  Bowery 

Klein. 1716  3d  av. 

Klinkinstein 59  Ave.  A 

Krantz 1726  2d  av. 

Kreisler 39th  & 3d  av. 

Labowitz,  1 44  1st  av. 

Laughlin 732  10th  av. 

Lechtman  & Livingston.  .346  3d  av. 

Lese  & Son 54  Catherine 

Levy 3008  3d  av. 

Libermuth,  T 846  3d  av. 


JLieberman 521  8th  av. 

Lindenbaum 819  1st  av. 

Loberbaum 8 Ave.  B 

^FLustig 1372  1st  av. 

v-  Lyons  & Chabot 3d  av.  & 150th 

Margolis 104  2d  av. 

Martyny 1329  1st  av. 

Meyer 1532  Amsterdam  av. 

Michaels 2331  8th  av. 

Misel  Bros 9 Manhattan 

Morris 180  1st  av. 

Morris 2176  2d  av. 

Morris  & Comisky 142  Clinton 

Moskowitz i486  1 st  av. 

Obalanda 76  1st  av. 

Oppenheimer 2777  2d  av. 

Pray,  W.  F 2705  8th  av. 

Prochazka 1391  Ave.  A 

Roane  Bros 126  10th  av. 

Roepke,  D 1494  2d  av. 

Rowne  Bros 67  Amsterdam  av. 

Runkel 3713  3d  av. 

Schlicht,  L 1302  3d  av. 

Schnakenberg 366  Bowery 

Sherman,  R 437  6th  av. 

Shillinger 1358  3d  av. 

Silberkrans 1574  1st  av. 

Simimiman 2 Park  pi. 

Slimer 1807  2d  av. 

Stehlik 1416  Ave.  A 

Steinman 3909  3d  av. 

Stodola,  J 149  Willis  av. 

Store 45  3d  av. 

Surprise  Stores 138  W.  14th 

Surprise  Stores 523  8th  av. 

Surprise  Stores 3d  av.  c.  83d 

Theimer 1344  1st  av. 

Theimer,  A 1344  1st  av. 

Thorman 1533  Ave.  A 

Tiger 529  Brook  av. 

Towers 1344  1st  av. 

Travis 3369  3d  av. 

Weiskopf  & Newman. ... 563  9th  av. 

Weissman,  B 3780  3d  av. 

Werbin  & Shedlinsky 381  B’way 

Westchester  Cloth.  Co.,  3d  av.  c.  144 

Whitcover 1861  2d  av. 

Whitcover 855  2d  av. 

Wolf 2656  8th  av. 

Wolff no  Chambers 

Yeska,  J 142  Park  row 

BROOKLYN 

Abrams,  A 87  Sands 

Baff,  Aaron 220  5th  av. 

Bittman 582  Hamburg  av. 

Bregstinen,  M 737  3d  av. 

Brosseau,  G.  P.,  3723  F.  Hamilton  av 

DeGraw,  W.  H 91  B’way. 

Derx,  M 693  B’way 

Derx,  Martin 693  B’way 


Peck’s  clothing  have  two  labels,  the  union  label  and  Peck’s 
label — look  for  both. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


58 


COLLARS,  SHIRTS,  CUFFS,  ETC.— Continued. 


Dreyer,  L 282  Smith 

Friedman,  Benj 675  Myrtle  av. 

Gold  Bros 79  Manhattan  av. 

Halpern  Bros 849  B’way 

Howe,  Jas.  R 291  B’way 

Isaacs,  E 290  Columbia 

Kabot,  Sam 3843  Fulton 

Kispert,  Mrs.  W...174  Graham  av. 
Klondyke  Dry  Goods  Store, 368  5th  av 

Lipkowitz,  H.  H 463  Grand 

Lipshitz,  M 368  5th  av. 

Lipshitz,  M 18  Cook 

Mahler,  H.  A 1450  Fulton 

Moschkowitz,  S.,  190  Manhattan  av. 

Rafel,  Isaac 195  Nassau  av. 

Rosenthal,  H 277  Columbia 

Ross,  Wm 636  Wythe  av. 

Rothenberg  & Son 236  Lee  av. 

Schmidt,  Chas 250  Van  Brunt 

Schulman,  Mrs.  B..328  Van  Brunt 
Seidner,  M....1102  Manhattan  av. 

Setomar,  H 573  3d  av. 

Shapiro,  Wm 575  5th  av. 


Smith,  Henry 1566  Fulton 

Solomon,  M 562  5th  av. 

Solomon,  E 497  Central  av. 

Stahl,  P 1355  Greene  av. 

Stork,  L 703  3d  av. 

Teevan,  Jos.  P 242  Hoyt 

Weis  & Hansen 256  Columbia 

Witte,  G.  A.,  Jr 1851  B’way 

STATEN  ISLAND 

Bernstein,  J Stapleton 

Brown,  J.  J Port  Richmond 

Harris,  Jacob Stapleton 

Kraneer,  H Tompkinsville 

Levinson,  H Tottenville 

ROSEVILLE,  N.  J. 

Mocksey Roseville  & Orange 

WHITE  PLAINS,  N.  Y. 
Pincus Railroad  av. 


HARNESS,  ETC. 


This  is  the  label  of  the 

UNITED  BROTHERHOOD  OF  LEATHER  WORKERS  ON 
HORSE  GOODS. 

Officers: 

JACOB  G.  HUBER,  President. 

JOHN  J.  PFEIFFER,  Sec.-Treas., 

436  Gibraltar  Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Local  Branches,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

91.  Newark — E.  Zimmerman,  100  Orchard;  Wm.  Milligan,  16  Warren  pi. 

1st  and  3d  Tuesday,  Michel’s  Hall,  66  So.  Orange  av. 

95.  New  York  City — E.  J.  Baker,  52  Montauk  av. ; L.  M.  Byrnes,  334  E. 
34th.  1st  and  3d  Wednesday,  Labor  Lyceum,  342  W.  42d. 

List  of  Firms  Using  the  Above  Label. 


NEW  YORK 

Brookwell-Crane 27  W.  30th 

Burke  & McDermott. .. 52d  & B’way 

Dahlke,  F 532  W.  B’way 

Farouhar,  D 2d  av.  & 24th 

Haug,  Geo 155  E.  75th 

Kerr,  Jno.  H 9 E.  30th 

Mayer,  Robt 1373  Vyse  av. 

McDougall  Co.,  J.  G 421  2d  av. 


Moore,  Sam’l 7th  av.  & 51st 

Moseman  & Bro.,  C.  M.,  126  Chmb’s 

Reisner,  Leo 2415  1st  av. 

Solomon,  Henry 554  W.  B’way 

Stout,  Jno.,  75th,  Lex.  & Park  avs. 

BROOKLYN 

Burns,  W.  S 144  Atlantic  av. 

Kutscher,  W.  H..106  Hamilton  av. 
Trainor,  J 94  Boerum  pi. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


59 


HARNESS,  ETC.— Continued. 


NEWARK 

Abelee,  Emanuel 

Ashenbach  & Son,  Wm.  J 

Heydecke,  Fred.  W 

Huber,  Sr.,  J..6o}4  Springfield  av. 

Roubaud,  Geo 202  Market 

Schriek,  Walter  C 

JERSEY  CITY 

Hemp  fling,  J 163  Pavonia  av. 


HARTFORD 

Brazel  & Co.,  C.  H 

BOSTON 

Gearty,  T.  F... Decatur  & Liverpool 

FI  ayes,  D.  J 

Roxbury  H.  & C.  Co.,  886  Harrison  av 

Schafer,  J.  J 

Sullivan,  Dan 99  E.  Dedham 

BALTIMORE 

Keating,  Bernard  J 


LITHOGRAPHIC  PRINTING. 


This  is  the  label  of  the 


LITHOGRAPHERS’  INTERNATIONAL  PROTECTIVE  AND 
BENEFICIAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES  AND  CANADA 


Officers: 

FRANK  GHERING,  President, 
New  York. 

JAS.  McCAFFERTY,  Sec.-Treas., 
Philadelphia. 


Lithographers’  Label 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

No.  1,  New  York — W.  F.  Long,  Pres.;  Wm.  Dickinson,  Sec.,  25  Third  av. 

2d  and  4th  Monday,  69  St.  Mark’s  pi. 

Lithographic  Artists’,  Engravers’  and  Designers’  League,  1st  and  3d  Mon- 
day, 69  St.  Mark’s  pi. 

Lithographic  Stone  and  Plate  Preparers’  Union,  1st  and  3d  Monday,  10 1 

Av.  A. 


International  Ass’n  of  Lithographic  Apprentices  & Pressfeeders;  W.  A. 
Coakley,  General  President,  43  Centre  st.  Local  No.  1 meets  at  193 
Bowery  on  1st  and  3d  Thursday.  W.  A.  Coakley,  Pres.;  Henry 
Kranz,  Rec.  Sec.,  19 1 Throop  av.,  Brooklyn. 


Label 

NEW  YORK 

Amer.  Bank  Note  Co.  .86  Trinity  pi. 

Amer.  Can  Co 447  W.  14th 

Amer.  Label  Co 35  Cooper  sq. 

Bescher,  John 102  Beekman 

Dohm  Litho.  Co 61  Courtlandt 

Eastern  Litho.  Co 67  Duane 

Empire  Litho.  Co 33  Sullivan 

Exp.  & Dom.  Can  Co. ..608  W.  43d 

Gillin  Print  Co 608  W.  43d 

Gloechner  & Faust 134  Mott 

Harris,  A.  C.,  Co 21  Cliff 

Hart,  Chas 36  Vesey 


Offices 

Heywood,  Strasser  & Voigt 155 

Leonard 

Hug  & Boscowitz 510  E.  73d 

Huhn,  Frederick 67  Duane 

Illustrated  Postal  Cord  Co. 9 Walker 

Koebler,  A.  J 265  W.  B’way 

Kreuger  & Braun 324  E.  23d 

Kunin  Litho.  Co 231  William 

Lee  Litho.  Co 126  Walker 

Lipfert,  Wm 176  Worth 

Lutz  & Scheinkman.  . . . 158  William 

Mayer  & Lavenson 503  E.  72d 

Maverick  & Wissinger . . 132  White 
N.  Y.  Metal  Ceiling  Co.. 537  W.  24th 


6o 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


LITHOGRAPHIC  PRINTING.— Continued. 


Oberley  & Newell 52  Park 

Petrie,  Schmidt  & Bergman. ..  .227 
Bleecker 

Rosenthal 41 1 Pearl 

Simplex  Litho.  Co.  ...37th  & 1st  av. 

Schlessinger,  L 372  South 

Schoener  & Heilman 46  Gold 

Schlegel,  Geo 138  Centre 

Seiter  & Kappes 141  E.  25th 

Sloan  & Co.  (J.  V.)....2i3  W.  26th 

Stock,  Chas 123  Chambers 

Stang  Co 30  Lafayette  pi. 

Steiner,  W.,  Sons  & C0..116  E.  14th 
Wood,  M.  Rusling 218  William 

BROOKLYN 

Amer.  Copper  Co 19  Verona 

Brooklyn  Metal  Dec.  Co. . . . 44th  & 
2d  av. 

Electric  Chem.  Engr.  Co. ..450  19th 
Metallic  Dec.  Co Ft.  37th 


Savage  Mfg.  Co Ft.  37th 

Tin  Plate  Dec.  Co 176  Front 

NEW  HAVEN,  CONN. 

Benton- Armstrong  Co. 

Munson  & Co. 

National  Folding  Box  & Paper  Co. 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 

Clark  Thread  Co. 

Nat.  Litho.  Co. .William  & Shipman 
Whitehead  & Hoag 

PASSAIC,  N.  J. 

Passaic  Metalware  Co. 

FLATBUSH,  L.  I. 

Schwenke,  O.  L Clarendon  rd. 


WALL  PAPER. 

This  label  is  printed  on  the  margin  of  wall  paper  made  by  union 
men  and  it  appears  on  about  every  foot  of  wall  paper. 

NATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  MACHINE  PRINTERS 
AND  COLOR  MIXERS. 

c^M.R&.C.M.ofUS.CF, 
^UNION-MADE  CD' 

Officers: 

A.  BARTHOLOMEW,  President. 

CHAS.  McCRORY,  Secretary,  352  41st  Street,  Brooklyn. 

The  Following  Firms  Sell  Union-Made  Wall  Paper 

Mairs  & Co. 68  Sackett 

HOBOKEN,  N.  J. 

Hoffs,  Benton,  Heath  & Co....i8th 
Potter  Wall  Paper  Mills 15th 

HACKENSACK,  N.  J. 
Campbell  W.  P.  Co.  .Hackensack  av. 


MANHATTAN 

Beck  & Co 281  5th  av. 

Beck  & Co 206  W.  29th 

Gledhill  Co.,  W.  P 541  W.  34th 

BROOKLYN 

Graves  & Co 929  3d  av. 

Graves  & Co 397  Bridge 


White  Rolls  Cigarettes  are  strictly  union=made  and  bear  the 
union  label. 


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MACHINERY,  TOOLS,  ETC. 

his  is  the  new  label  of  the  Machinists , color  pink , and  will  be 
found  on  machinery  and  tools  made  by  members  of 

HE  INTERNATIONAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  MACHINISTS 

Officers: 

JAMES  O’CONNELL,  President. 
GEORGE  PRESTON,  Sec.-Treas., 
402  McGill  Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Business  Agents: 

New  York  City — Jas.  A.  Schofield, 
23  Park  row,  Rooms  55  and  56. 
Brooklyn — F.  Hirtzell,  386  Rodney. 
Newark,  N.  J. — J.  Sonnabend,  128 
Market. 

Local  Lodges,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

Electrical  Lodge — William  E.  Riecken,  533  Trinity  av.,  Bronx;  E.  R. 

Roff,  438  Linwood,  Brooklyn.  Friday,  427  2d  av.,  New  York  City. 
New  York  City — J.  V.  O’Connor,  307  W.  118th;  J.  E.  Lehner,  33  W. 

17th.  Friday,  McGovern  Hall,  43d  & 9th  av. 

New  York  City — A.  Koehn,  250  Custer  av.,  Jersey  City;  H.  Sinker, 
343-47  84th.  Every  Monday,  243  E.  84th. 

New  York  City — A.  Zowoboda,  529  E.  83d;  Wm.  Winkeler,  822  E. 
146th.  Thursday,  243  E.  84th. 

New  York  City — A.  J.  Taranto,  1142  60th,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. ; B.  Hope, 
1947  B’way.  Thurs.,  306,  Arcade  Bldg. 

New  York  City — J.  P.  Brown,  591  Prospect  av. ; G.  A.  Tracy,  12 
Brown  pi.  Friday,  Metropolitan  Theatre  Hall,  i42d  and  3d  av. 

New  York  City — A.  Lang,  184  Sheppard  av.,  Brooklyn;  J.  J.  McKin- 
ley, 225  Woodbine,  Brooklyn.  Friday,  67  St.  Mark’s  pi. 

New  York  City — M.  B.  Sargent,  412  E.  124th;  C.  J.  Feil,  325  6th, 
Brooklyn.  Tuesday,  127  Park  row. 

New  York — Chas.  . Blauken,  124  Bedford  av.,  Brooklyn;  G.  H.  Stilgen- 
bauer,  151-3  Clinton.  2d  and  4th  Tuesday,  Clinton  Hall,  N.  Y.  City. 
New  York — J.  B.  Maxwell,  1655  Madison  av. ; J.  J.  Hildebrand,  303 
E.  94th. 

Swedish  Lodge,  Brooklyn — C.  Mortenson,  839  Bergen;  A.  Rosin,  3809 
12th  av.  2d  and  4th  Saturday,  Municipal  Hall,  3902  3d  av. 

Brooklyn. — D.  M.  McMahon,  215  Carroll;  Jas.  McCrindle,  5104  6th 
av.  Tuesday,  Lincoln’s  Hall,  Court  and  Sackett. 

Brooklyn — E.  F.  Siviter,  106  Rapelye;  C.  Deitrich,  7411  3d  av. 
Brooklyn — Wm.  E.  Smith,  553  Lorimer;  J.  Dorr,  156  Engert  av. 

Friday,  Hall,  Eckford,  cor.  Driggs  av.,  Greenpoint. 

Brooklyn — A.  Kalvier,  331  Ralph;  H.  Goerke.  Tuesday,  949  Wil- 
loughby av. 

Brooklyn — J.  P.  Connors,  254  Imler  pi.,  Elizabethport,  N.  Y. ; H. 

Walker,  295  3d,  Elizabethport,  N.  Y. 

Jersey  City — L.  J.  Froming,  125  York;  J.  J.  Richards,  254  Mercer. 

Friday,  Edna  Hall,  Newark  and  3d. 

Newark,  N.  J. — J.  O.  Soemer,  76  Richelieu  terrace;  D.  Crowell,  308 
Central  av.,  E.  Newark.  2d  and  4th  Tuesday,  491  Broad. 

Newark,  N.  J. — T.  A.  Edwards,  109  Sumner  ay.;  W.  Samuel,  127 
Halsey.  Thursday,  Weisman’s  Hall,  207  Ferry. 

Newark,  N.  J. — T.  D.  Mueller,  403  Littleton  av. ; G.  E.  While,  8 
Globe.  Every  Thursday,  5 S.  Orange. 

Newark,  N.  J. — Chas.  Schenter,  11  Standard  pi.,  Irvington;  L. 
Fischer,  114  N.  5th  st.,  Harrison,  N.  J.  2d  and  4th  Wednesday, 
310  Springfield. 

Newark,  N.  J. — Edw.  Cox,  134  Jas.;  F.  Schurer,  17  Elliott. 

Yonkers — F.  Littlefair,  151  Waverly;  A.  Ponken,  Box  385.  Friday, 
Wiggins’  Hall,  24  N.  Broadway. 


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MACHINERY,  TOOLS,  ETC.— Cont. 

156.  Harrison  Lodge — T.  Brannegan,  340  2d,  E.  Newark;  C.  E.  Patterson, 
1 16  Tichnor,  Newark,  N.  J.  2d  and  4th  Thursday,  Evans’  Hall, 
Kearney,  N.  J. 

167.  Plainfield,  N.  J. — Jno.  Cline,  108  W.  2d;  A.  McKechine,  223  Plain- 
field  av.  2d  and  4th  Monday,  204  W.  Front. 

175.  Yonkers — E.  McMahon,  40  Croshaw  av. ; B.  Jones,  34  Linden.  2d  and 
4th  Tuesday,  20  Warburton  av. 

188.  Paterson,  N.  J. — H.  Hunt,  6 Graham  av. ; S.  J.  Bergen,  39  Thomas. 

Every  Thursday,  Helvetia  Hall,  Van  Houten. 

367.  Perth  Amboy,  N.  J. — A.  W.  Tyrrell,  21  Kearney  av. ; J.  W.  Gleim, 
165  Broad.  1st  and  3d  Monday,  138  Smith’s  Union  Hall. 

378.  Union  Hill,  N.  J. — H.  J.  G.  Borchert,  Jr.,  Weehawken,  P.  O.  Box  93; 
Thos.  J.  Meehan,  111  14th,  Hoboken.  1st  and  3d  Thursday,  O.  F. 
Hall,  517  Union  pi. 

417.  Port  Richmond,  Staten  Island — N.  McKeller,  10  Lafayette  av.,  Port 
Richmond;  A.  Hunter,  19  Prospect,  Stapleton,  S.  I.  2d  and  4th 
Monday,  G.  A.  R.  Hall. 

398.  Trenton,  N.  J. — A.  B.  Wilson,  238  Pearl;  David  S.  Mayhew,  224  S. 

Hott.  Wednesday,  Camera’s  Hall,  Broad. 

659.  Passaic,  N.  J. — M.  Maguth,  87  Van  Winkle;  A.  Bidwell,  375  Pauleson 
av.  1st  and  3d  Tuesday,  Emerald  Hall. 

693.  Roselle,  N.  J. — H.  P.  Peterson,  Aldene,  N.  J. ; Henry  Korb,  19 
Bedford  av.,  Waverly  Park,  N.  J. 


Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Tools 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

Barron,  Jas.  S.,  & Co. ..160  Duane 

Beggs,  Jas.,  & Co 9 Dey 

Boltwood  & Co 195  10th  av. 

Brueser,  F.  J.,  & Co.. ..2318  8th  av. 
Bunnell,  J.  H.,  & Co. ..76  Cortlandt 

Burnett,  S.  0 288  Fulton 

Curtiss,  Geo.  B 84  Chambers 

Davega,  I.,  Jr 802  3d  av. 

Delinsky,  H 141  Bowery 

Dienst,  A.  P.,  & Co. ..  140th  & 3d  av. 
Eberhart,  M.,  & Son  Co.,  76th-istav. 
Edel,  Chas.,  & Son.... 3367  3d  av. 

Fairbanks  Co.,  The 31 1 B’way 

Fox  Bros.  & Co 126  Lafayette 

Frank  & Bro 97  6th  av. 

Frasse,  Peter  A.,  & Co. ..95  Fulton 

Frasse  Co.,  The 38  Cortlandt 

General  Supply  Co.,  N.  Y..40  John 

Gerstner,  A.  W 634  8th  av. 

Gesswein,  F.  W.,  Co 39  John 

Gillespie,  Benj 728  3d  av. 

Goepel,  C.  F.,  & Co....  137  E.  13th 

Gorman  Supply  Co 134  E.  25th 

Hammacher,  Schlemmer  & Co. ..209 
Bowery 

Heller,  H 180  Willis  av. 

Hooper  & Gilbert 307  8th  av. 

Hull,  Grippen  & Co 312  8th  av. 

Jacob,  A.  N 272  Bowery 

Keller,  L.  H.,  & Co 64  Nassau 

Kohlmeier,  J.  M 1173  2d  av. 

Landon  & Co 2136  3d  av. 


Leng’s  Son  & Co.,  J.  S...4  Fletcher 
Manhat.  Elec.  Sup.  Co.  .32  Cortlandt 
Manhat.  Hdw.  & Bic.  Co.  .497  3d  av. 

Metropolitan  Hdw.  Co 32  Vesey 

Mann  & Co.,  Chas 2352  3d  av. 

Manning,  Maxwell  & Moore.. 85  Lib- 
erty. 

McCoy,  Jos.  T.,  Co 26  Warren 

Montgomery  & Co 105  Fulton 

Motley,  Green  & Co 43  John 

Neal  & Brinker 18  Warren 

N.  Y.  Sporting  Goods  Co.. 61  Nassau 

Nicholson,  Edward 431  6th  av. 

Nicklin,  Wm.  F 163  Park  row 

Olmstead,  Frank  A 2582  3d  av. 

Olney  & Warrin 36  Dey 

Patterson  Bros 27  Park  row 

Patterson,  Gottfried  & Hunter, 

146  Centre 

Patterson,  Harral  & Gray, 

85  Chambers 

Pershall,  D.  B 369  3d  av. 

Pollock,  Alexander 203  West 

Prentiss  Tool  & Sup.  C0..115  Liberty 
Reed  & Auerbacher. . . .229  Bowery 

Rogers,  H.  A 19  John 

Russell  & Erwin  Mfg.  Co.  .47  Cham- 
bers 

Scheuer,  M.,  & Son..  192  Park  row 
Scholz,  C.  F.,  & Son....  1988  3d  av. 
Sherman,  Brown,  Clements  Co., 

78  Murray 

Sickells  & Nutting  Co. ..35  Barclay 
Gordon  Smith  Co.,  J.  .84  Chambers 
Stanley  & Patterson.  .32  Frankfort 


Bush  & Gerts  pianos  bear  the  union  label.  Write  for  cata- 
log.  Bush  Temple,  Chicago. 


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MACHINERY,  TOOLS,  ETC.— Cont. 


White,  Van  Glahn  & Co.  .17  Chath- 
am sq. 

Witte,  F.  T.,  Hdw.  Co..  106  Chambers 

Weber.  Edw 2535  3d  av. 

Zundel,  R.  W 47  Whitehall 


BROOKLYN 

Anson,  John 53  Hamilton  av. 

Atkinson,  R.  J 1183  B’way 

Bliss,  James  W.  ..892  Manhattan  av. 

Bunce,  John 106  Fulton 

Barnett,  S.  0 288  Fulton 

Cornell,  S.  W 121  Court 

Giba,  B 198  Nassau  av. 

Harris  & Wellenkamp.  .288  Fulton 
Hinaiev  & Pendleton..  59  Greenp’t  av 

Kiley,  T.  W.,  & Co 61  Grand 

Langenburg,  A.  & G..1213  Myrtle  av 
Lundequist,  W.  H.,  Co.,  43  Hamilton 
av. 

Marlow,  Wm....7S9  Manhattan  av. 

O’Mara,  J.  J 1385  B’way 

Ring,  Chas.  E 40  S.  8th 

Rohlfs,  H.  W~  & Son. . .47th-3d  av. 
Rubino,  Geo.  C.,  & Co. ..463  3d  av. 

Runge,  Henry 2148  Fulton 

Scharfenberg  Bros Myrtle  av. 

Schneider,  Geo.  R 847  B’way 

Shevlin,  M.  J 613  Fulton 

Victors,  Henry 1041  Fulton 

Waterman,  H.  B 398  7th 


Greenfield,  Adolph,  83  Springfield  av. 
Johnson-Mandeville  Co... 496  Broad 
Johnson,  W.  T.,  & Co. 

Ludlow,  Matthias 97  Market 

Machnet  & Doremus 

Mears,  T.  C 422  Springfield  av. 

Rising  & Thorne 475  Broad 

Roe  & Conover 200  Market 

HOBOKEN 

Moller,  Wm 107  Miller  av. 

Ross  Bros 1014  Washington 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

Brodie,  Wm 31  Vernon 

Grieshaber,  H.  0 957  10th  av. 

YONKERS 

Twine,  H.  L 14  Warburton  av. 

Wood,  L.  K 57  Main 

ELIZABETH 

Clark  Hdw.  Co 85  Broad 

Elizabeth  Hdw.  Co 202  Broad 

Jacob  Martin  & Co.,  459  Elizabeth  av. 
Frank  Hand  Co 80  3d 


JERSEY  CITY 

Brill,  F.  B 82  Montgomery 

Gibbons,  Ern.  A. .Hudson  & Morris 

Lutjen,  H.  E 296  Central  av. 

Menagh,  John  S. ...134  Newark  av. 

Miller,  M 626  Newark  av. 

Stone  Bros 387  West  Side  av. 

Wood,  Geo.  W 186  Newark  av. 


WEST  NEW  BRIGHTON 

Koenig,  H.  W 115  Richter 

RICHMOND 

Burger  & Ochs.. 39  Rich  av.,  P.  R. 
PASSAIC 


NEWARK 

Banister  & Pollard 206  Market 

Faitoute,  E.  C. 


Barton,  A.  R 302  Main 

Forsyth  Hdw.  Co 358  Passaic 

Hubinger,  Chas 263  Passaic 


N.  J.  Eng.  & Sup.  Co.,  1 77  Main  av. 


THE  SILENT  STRIKE 

Look  at  the  clothes  you  are  about  to  buy.  If  they  have  the 
union  label,  complete  your  purchase.  If  not,  let  them  lie  on  the 
counter  unbought.  Letting  them  alone  is  your  silent  strike.  You 
can  exert  it  against  scores  of  articles  of  wear  and  of  household 
utility.  Millions  of  working  people — the  trades-unionists  and 
their  families — can  do  the  same.  This  silent  strike  they  can  carry 
on  all  the  year  around.  The  beauty  of  the  silent  strike  is  that 
you  lose  no  time,  no  money,  no  sleep.  You  are  getting  full  pay 
while  you  are  striking,  and  doing  effective  work.  Your  family, 
instead  of  being  a drawback  to  the  success  of  this  strike,  is  a 
benefit.  They  can  help  you  in  it  by  always  asking  for  “label 
goods”  and  in  urging  their  friends  to  do  the  same. 


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NEW  N AL 

2Q  Pages  w.  hearst  20  Pages 


Fortunately  the  Printers  Are 
Fighters  — and  HAVE  MONEY 

They  Wont  Be  Starved  Out  by  Pinch-Penny 
Employers. 


The  printers’  strike  begins  to-day. 

A year  and  a half  ago  the  workers  notified  the 
employers  that  after  January  I,  1906,  they  would 
insist  upon  the  eight-hour  day  in  all  job  and  book 
concerns. 

The  employers  have  chosen  to  fight.  They  think 
they  want  die  “open  shop,”  which  means  the  right 
to  hire  scabs  and  put  the  men  to  fighting  each  other, 
cutting  wages,  stealing  each  others’  jobs,  etc. 

The  men  don’t  propose  to  fight  each  other.  They 
mean  to  fight  together. 

They  have  begun  the  fight,  and  they  are  going  to 
win,  because  they  are  in  the  right. 

Eight  hours  of  concentrated  work  is  enough. 

Eight  hours  working  at  a typesetting  machine, 
with  a pot  of  molten  metal  sending  fumes  into  the 
lungs,  is  enough.  Eight  hours  of  work  will  give  all 
the  product  that  the  employer  should  get,  and  all 
that  the  man  should  do. 

At  the  end  of  a working  life,  the  man  who  works 
eight  hours  per  day  will  have  set  actually  more  ems 
of  type  than  the  man  working  nine  hours.  For  the 
extra  hour  tires  the  man,  lowers  his  vitality  and 
shortens  life. 

The  employer  may  say:  “I  would  rather  work 
them  out  quickly  and  get  new  ones,”  but  the  work- 
man, strange  to  say,  has  different  views.  In  the 
Argentine,  where  horses  were  so  cheap,  it  was  the 
fashion  to  buy  them  for  the  street  car  lines  and 
literally  work  them  to  death — it  hardly  paid  to  feed 
them.  It  did  not  pay  at  all  to  take  care  of  them. 

The  horses  had  to  stand  it.  They  had  no  union, 
no  intelligence,  no  funds. 

The  printers  have  all  three. 

Already  Big  Six  alone  has  contributed  over  one 
hundred  thousand  dollars  to  the  fight  of  the  men  for 
eight  hours.  That  has  a refreshing  sound,  hasn’t  it? 
It  is  pleasant  for  a change  to  hear  of  men  that  work 
having  a little  ready  cash  to  put  their  hands  on.  It 
gets  rather  tiresome  to  hear  always  of  the  Wall  Street 
gamblers  that  don’t  work  having  all  the  money  in 
sight. 


The  printers  are  also  raising  a nice  little  fu 
of  fourteen  thousand  dollars  a week  just  now 
carry  on  the  strike,  and  they  can  double  that,  if  th 
have  to — and  then  treble  it. 

They  wont  be  starved  to  death. 

And  they  wont  be  scared  to  death  by  the  e 
ployers’  threat  ‘‘to  put  girls  in  their  places.” 

In  the  first  place,  the  girls  cannot  do  the  wo. 
In  the  second  place,  the  girls  will  prove  mighty  i 
reliable  “scabs,”  as  the  employers  will  find  out.  T 
average  girl  puts  decency  above  money. 

In  the  third  place,  right  wins  in  this  world , a 
men  so  mean  and  heartless  as  to  brag  of  putting  we 
women  and  girls  at  a task  fit  only  for  strong  rr 
are  bound  to  lose  a fight.  Cowardice  always  los 
We  shall  keep  track  of  this  strike  carefully.  A 
we  shall  take  pleasure  in  observing  and  telling  wh 
ones  among  the  publishers  that  talk  so  finely  of  m 
ality  and  good  citizenship  help  out  honest  worke 
and  which  ones  go  into  the  scab  business,  and  i 
working  of  girls  in  place  of  men. 

All  over  the  country  we  shall  soon  be  deaf 
with  “the  open  shop”  idea,  that  dearest  heart’s  w 
of  the  treacherous,  labor-hating  Civic  Federation. 

A few  big  men,  having  wheedled  a few  Ial 
leaders,  none  too  strong-minded,  into  joining  the 
are  now  talking  of  tire  open  shop,  of  importing  C 
nese  coolies,  quite  calmly,  as  though  these  were 
open  questions. 

They  are  not  open  questions.  They  have  b< 
settled  in  this  country  once  and  for  all.  And 
labor  leaders  who  discuss  them,  and  who  treat  th 
as  open  questions,  in  their  frantic  desire  to  hobr 
with  such  fine  “union”  men  as  August  Belmont,  \ 
find  themselves  out  of  their  leadership,  unless  a li 
shall  dawn  upon  them.  

The  workers  are  tired  of  seeing  their  lead 
sitting  in  council  with  managers  of  scab  enterprif 
They  know  that  the  leader  who  would  not  meet  a 
treat  with  the  owner  of  a small  East  Side  scab  tai 
shop  has  no  business  hobnobbing  with  the  owner 
a scab  railway  system.  

The  workers  are  fortunate  in  having  such  n 
as  the  printers  to  lead  off  in  this  big  fight  for 
preservation  of  the  labor  union  idea,  good  wages  a 
reasonable  hours. 

The  printers  will  win. 

When  the  fight  is  over,  we  advise  them  to  sen 
mze  closely  the  leaders  who  have  made  it  a busin 
of  late  to  deal  on  friendly,  “society”  terms  with  th 
enemies,  thus  getting  the  "open  shop,”  scab  lab 
Chinese  coolie  idea  spread  broadcast. 


When  purchasing,  mention  Union  Goods  Directory. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


65 


MEATS. 

This  label  is  displayed  in  all  meat  markets  operated  under 
union  conditions. 

AMALGAMATED  MEAT  CUTTERS  AND  BUTCHER 
WORKMEN  OF  NORTH  AMERICA 


Officers: 

E.  W.  POTTER, 
President, 

HOMER  D.  CALL, 
Sec.-Treasurer, 

Lock  Box  317,  Syracuse, 
N.  Y. 


mm 

UNION  MARKET 

THIS  IS  TO  CERTIFY.  That  this  Meat  Market  U conflicted  la 

accordance  with  the  rales  of  the  Amalgamated  Meat  Cutter* 
and  Butcher  Worknwn  of  North  America.  A.  F.  of  L. 

Therefore  we  commend  it  to  the  patronage  of  all 


Locals  and  Secretaries: 

5.  New  York,  N.  Y.— J.  J.  Spence,  319  E.  45th. 

21 1.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. — L.  Fisher,  955  Willoughby  av. 

269.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. — I.  Weiler,  113  Leonard. 

273.  New  York,  N.  Y.— William  Pakes,  416  E.  70th. 

342.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. — Gottlieb  Maurer,  101  Suydam. 

360.  Elizabeth,  N.  J.— Christian  Schmidt,  Jr.,  554  Marshall. 

421.  Newark,  N.  J. — August  Hein,  733  So.  14th. 

422.  Newark,  N.  J. — Adam  Metzler,  245  So.  19th. 

435.  Jersey  City,  N.  J. — Geo.  McArthur,  285  5th. 

Union  Butchers  Throughout  Greater  New  York. 


enz,  Fr 1012  2d  av. 

ossler,  Chas 5 2d  av. 

appel,  Louis 302  1st  av. 

inkel.  Ch 823  10th  av. 

ppinger,  Wm 546  9th  av. 

inger,  Wm 866  2d  av. 

ischer  Co 2325  2d  av. 

ischer,  Fr ..2398  8th  av. 

arthe,  J.  H 182  Ave.  B 

e}?S,  Geo 1650  3d  av. 

S uS’  isaac 37  Essex 

>rth,  G. 59  iSt  av. 

llJ&ericli,  G no  Amsterdam  av. 

ij  7 o Amsterdam  av. 

Oldman  & Schweisheimer.  .83  3d  av. 

Dmmel,  Chr 1016  2d  av. 

rimm,  L 1427  2d  av. 

-iinzfelder,  Nic 2916  3d  av. 

artman,  P 580  Courtlandt  av. 

auff,.  Fr 4i  Av.  A 

artwig,  Aug 90  Av.  A 

endel,  Chr 1507  Av.  A 

■errman,  M 950  1st  av. 

aloch,  J. 1569  2d  av. 

issle,  Gotti 200  Av.  B 


Kast,  H 269  William 

Kern,  G 496  9th  av. 

Kerner,  A 526  10th  av. 

Klingler,  Wm 2634  3d  av. 

Knauer,  G 151  1st  av. 

Kopf,  F ....506  1st  av. 

Krotz,  Ch 996  1st  av. 

Neker,  Chas 139  Av.  A 

Lindner,  Ch 98  1st  av. 

Pache,  Oscar 1744  2d  av. 

Pantle,  El 1825  2d  av. 

Rauscher,  G 262  William 

Reichert,  Ch 104  W.  Houston 

Reubold,  D 1805  2d  av. 

Riedel,  Max 532  9th  av. 

Riedel,  E 510  10th  av. 

Schonaker,  J 662  10th  av. 

Siither,  F 829  1st  av. 

Schmidt,  Ch 432  Pearl 

Schroeder,  Peter 719  E.  nth 

Spenger,  John 263  10th  av. 

Spitzhoff,  Ph 659  9th  av. 

§ta51!’  Stt0 2332  3d  av. 

Stahl,  Otto 339  E.  46th 

Stenger,  P i475  ist  av. 


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FLEISCHMANN’S 
Compressed  YEAST 

HAS  NO  EQUAL 


When  purchasing,  mention  Union  Goods  Directory. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


67 


MEATS. — Continued. 


Wolbert,  John. 1043  2d  av. 

Woelfle  & Pfeifer 1530  2d  av. 

Wittman,  G 338  E.  io2d 

Ziegler,  C 183  Ave.  A 

Ziegler,  Fr 48  Carmine 

Zimerman,  M.,  Co.. 3 18  E.  Houston 


Meat  Markets. 


Bertsch,  J 

Dorfeld,  Richard.. 

Grab,  John 

Horbogen,  John  N. 

Kallman,  Rich 

McVeigh,  D 

Roos,  Wm 

Utter 

Vogel  Bros 

Wider,  Ernest 


..552  9th  av. 
,342  E.  46th. 
. .872  2d  av. 
. 1287  1st  av. 

• 547  9th  av. 
.586  10th  av. 
441  W.  41st 

• 335i  B’way 
. . 11 2 8th  av. 
. .853  1st  av. 


BROOKLYN 

Appel,  F.  B...331  Knickerbocker  av. 

Bachmann 85  Suydam 

Baltenberger,  H....203  Fairview  av. 

Bamberger,  S 10  Hamburg  av. 

Bauman,  J.  A.... 246  Hamburg  av. 
Baunach,  L. . Cypress  & Greene  avs. 

Beck,  L...‘ 1019  Flushing  av. 

Blum  Bros 13 1 Manhattan  av. 

Bohringer,  G 338  Hamburg  av. 

Fachsenhaar,  J 319  Central  av. 

Franz,  A 321  Covert  av. 

Garlick,  H 164  Wyckoff  av. 

Gebele,  A 300  Covert  av. 

Gitterman,  A 333  Hamburg  av. 

Greenberg,  J 770  Broadway 


Grimm,  H 201  St.  Nicholas  av. 

Grimm,  P 583  Hamburg  av. 

Guertler,  H... Wyckoff  av.  & Halsey 

Hauser,  F 85  Suydam 

Henel,  W....508  Knickerbocker  av. 

Hess,  F 349  Humboldt 

Hill,  W 336  Covert  av. 

Holtz,  0 245  Central  av. 

Horner,  J....366  Knickerbocker  av. 

Keck,  C Bremen 

Kehrer,  H..St.  Nicholas  & Himrod 

Ledogar,  L 481  Central  av. 

Levy,  A 1303  Myrtle  av. 

Loschert,  C 107  Central  av. 

Keicher,  F 211  Stanhope 

Kemp  & Petry 218  Wyckoff  av. 

Koch,  H 659  Evergreen  av. 

Kossman,  J 37  Central  av. 

Kunz,  J... Myrtle  & VVilloughby  av. 

Mayer,  A Irving  av.  & Himrod 

Mayer,  W 284  Onderdonk  av. 

Mehling,  A....  1134  Willoughby  av. 
Merkel,  W.  & H.  .Woodw’d  & Ralph 

Ritter,  C 296  Central  av. 

Rosenberg  Bros.. 385  Knickerbocker 
Rosenberg  Bros.  . . .635  Hamburg  av. 

Roth,  P 1556  Myrtle  av. 

Schaible.  343  B’way 

Schoenberger’s 119  Stockholm 

Schwartz,  A Broadway  & Hart 

Schwartz,  A.  ..Broadway  & Schaefer 

Schwartz,  A 3063  Fulton 

Sporbert,  P 314  Hamburg  av. 

Stern,  J 955  Flushing  av. 

Wagenbrenner,  J...1242  Myrtle  av. 

Weil,  H 1274  Gates  av. 

Wyler,  A 1449  Myrtle  av. 


THE  UNION  LABEL. 

The  Union  Label  is  the  guide-post  of  union  labor.  It  points 
the  safe  way  in  buying.  It  shows  the  wage-worker  where  to 
find  friends  among  employers.  The  Union  Label  means  solidar- 
ity and  fraternity.  The  Union  Label  means  the  best  wages,  the 
shortest  hours.  It  means  that  labor  is  done  under  the  best  con- 
ditions. When  you  buy  goods  with  the  Union  Label  you  will 
know  these  goods  are  not  made  in  a tenement  sweat-shop.  The 
Union  Label  represents  a union  effort  to  abolish  child  labor, 
it  means  a shorter  workday,  it  means  better  wages,  it  means 
more  humanity  in  the  factory,  it  means  a living  wage,  and  if  a 
united  effort  was  made  and  the  workers  as  a class  insisted 
3n  Union  Label  goods,  strikes,  reduction  of  wages,  industrial 
warfare  would  soon  be  at  an  end.  The  general  demand  for 
he  Union  Label  means  a general  improvement. 


One  of  the  first  union  labels— Old  Glory, 


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CANS,  SHEET  METAL  WORK,  ETC. 


This  is  the  label  of  the 

AMALGAMATED  SHEET  METAL 
WORKERS’  INTERNATIONAL 
ALLIANCE. 


Officers: 

M.  O’SULLIVAN,  President, 
104  Grant,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 


JOHN  E.  BRAY,  Sec.-Treas., 
325  Nelson  Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


1 1. 
53- 


29. 

64. 


287. 

218. 

55- 

126. 

177. 

109. 

59- 

142. 

185. 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

New  York  City— Fred  Paulitsch,  330  E.  35th;  Jos.  F.  Connelly,  25-27 
3d  av.  Thursday,  Labor  Temple,  243  E.  84th. 

New  York  City— Thos.  McNamara,  86  Tremont,  Brooklyn;  Otto  Gaul, 
309  Twenty-first,  West  New  York,  N.  J.  2d  and  4th  Saturday,  67  St. 

MtVkerSnoIi-Wm.  Helwig,  512  S.  5th  av.;  John  Whalen,  Pelham. 

New  Rochelle— Thos.  O’Donnell,  44  Warren;  Wm.  Hemtz,  4 Bomfoe 
pi.  1st  and  3d  Thursday,  207  Main.  _ _ T .. 

White  Plains — W.  H.  Hazel,  10  Terrace  av. ; F.  D.  Case,  2 Intervail. 

1st  and  3d  Thursday,  Lexington  Hall.  . , , , , 

Yonkers— Wm.  Skidgell,  131  Waverly;  H.  J.  Smith,  93  Maple.  2d  and 
4th  Tuesday,  23  N.  B’way.  „ A , 

Bayonne— M.  T.  Gill,  21  W.  10th;  Jas.  Connors,  20  W.  21st.  1st  and 
3d  Thursday,  Murray’s  Hall,  19th  and  Ave.  D. 

Newark — John  Williamson,  71  Ferry;  Wm.  Fitshner,  246  Mulberry. 
Monday,  874  Broad.  , , 

Newark— Jno.  W.  Sweeney;  William  Ronnan,  154  Green.  1st  and  30 
Thursday,  108  Market.  _ . T 

Passaic — Peter  Johnson,  35  Lodi  av.,  Wallington;  Louis  Janstetter 
165  Columbia  av.  Monday,  Fogerty’s  Hall,  73  State. 

Paterson— Wm.  Sutkins,  199  Water;  S.  P.  Van  Heeste,  454  Union  av 
Thursday,  B’way  and  Washington.  _ „ A 

Elizabeth— Jas.  F.  Hardiman,  69  Parker  rd;  G.  Glover,  944  E.  Grand 
1 st  and  3d  Monday,  Herman  Hall,  9 E.  Scott  pi. 

Orange — G.  Britton,  Ridghurst  rd.,  W.  Orange;  Jno.  Noaks,  56  Oak 
wood  av.  2d  and  4th  Wednesday,  356  Main. 


The  trades-unionist  who  pays  25  cents  in  dues  and  then  goes 
out  and  spends  $2.50  for  some  article  made  in  a sweat-shop,  or 
by  non-union  labor,  resembles  a man  trying  to  fill  a barrel  by 
pouring  in  water  from  a pint  measure  in  one  hand,  while  he 
dips  it  out  with  a gallon  pail  in  the  other. 


Reason  is  the  weapon  of  organized  labor,  and  Justice  is  it: 
goal.  But  the  weapon  can  be  made  sharper  and  the  distance  tc 
the  goal  shorter  by  the  earnestness,  activity  and  loyalty  of  its 
members. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


69 


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fubrltoljrbi  Hontljlg  A&nrrtiautB  ftattB  on  AppHration 


©4*  (Dnlg  publication 

that  reaches  members  of  all  the  labor 
organizations  of  New  York  City  and 
environs — New  Jersey  inclusive. 

©4*  GDttl#  publication 

that  contains  facts  of  information  for 
every  union  man  and  woman  in  every 
labor  organization  in  New  York  City 
and  environs. 

©Ire  GDnlg  Publication 

that  tells  union  men  and  women  what 
are  union-made  goods,  and  just  where 
to  find  them  on  sale. 

publiii4*b  bg  14* 

Union  (Snobs  Sircctorg  Publishing  ©0. 

3ttrorgoral*b 

150  Nassau  &trrrt  $>w  fork  (Eitg 


When  purchasing,  mention  Union  Goods  Directory. 


70 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


MUSICIANS. 

This  label  on  a card  of  membership  pertains  to  and  is  the  union 
credentials  of 

THE  AMERICAN  FEDERATION  OF  MUSICIANS. 

Officers: 

JOSEPH  N.  WEBER,  President, 

1344  Broadway,  Cincinnati,  O. 

OWEN  MILLER,  Secretary, 

3535  Pine,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Local  Unions  and  Officers: 

310.  New  York — Musical  Mutual  Protective  Union;  M.  F.  Smith,  Pres.; 
Frank  Evans,  Sec.,  2 10-2 14  E.  86th,  Manhattan.  The  jurisdiction  of 
this  local  includes  Greater  New  York,  Hudson  and  Bergen  Counties 
of  New  Jersey. 

16.  Newark — G.  J.  Vandenburg,  Sec.,  363  Hunterdon.  1st  Sunday  in 
January,  April,  July  and  October,  at  303  Plane. 


PAINTERS  AND  DECORATORS. 

Demand  this  label  when  you  order  a sign  painted. 

BROTHERHOOD  OF  PAINTERS,  DECORATORS,  AND 
PAPERHANQERS  OF  AMERICA. 


International  Officers: 

J.  C.  BAHLHORN,  President. 
J.  C.  SKEMP,  Sec.  Treas., 
Drawer  199,  Lafayette,  Ind. 


Bush  & Gerts  pianos  bear  the  union  label.  Write  for  cata- 
log. Bush  Temple,  Chicago. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


7 1 


PAINTERS  AND  DECORATORS — Continued. 

Locals  and  Meeting  Nights: 


BROOKLYN 

670. — 951  Willoughby  av.  Tuesday. 
992. — 1711  Pitkin  av.  Thursday. 
1006. — 457  Fulton  av.  Friday. 

MANHATTAN 

51. — 644  8th  av.  Monday. 

261. — 214  E.  41st.  Wednesday. 

442. — 85  E.  4th.  Tuesday. 

490. — 644  8th  av.  Tuesday. 

499. — 203  E.  56th.  Tuesday. 

701. — 8th  av.  & 23d.  1st  & 3d 
Monday. 

803. — 326  E.  2 1st.  1st  & 3d  Tues- 
day. 

848. — 243  E.  84th.  Monday. 


Friday. 

2d  and  4th  Fri- 
BRONX 

454. — 149th  and  3d  av.  Monday. 
JAMAICA 

1035. — 230  Fulton.  Tuesday. 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

1 2 1. — Hubner’s  Hall,  Freeman  av. 
and  Academy.  Monday. 

STATEN  ISLAND 

530. — 30  Bay,  Tompkinsville.  Last 
Tuesday. 


ion. — 209  E.  B’way. 
1078. — 342  W.  42d. 
day. 


INTERNATIONAL 


Officers: 


PHOTO=ENGRAVERS. 

This  is  the  label  of  the 

PHOTO=ENGRAVERS’ 
NORTH  AMERICA 


UNION  OF 


MATTHEW  WOLL,  President, 
6212  May,  Chicago,  111. 

H.  E.  GUDBRANDSEN,  Sec.-Treas., 
2830  14th  av.  So.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


Local  Unions  and  Officers: 

1.  New  York  City — John  A.  McKenna;  Otto  Bartels,  1 Beekman. 
28.  Newark — Chas.  F.  Sutkamp,  462  Belmont  av. 

Union  Photo-Engraving  Shops 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

American  Press  Ass’n..45  Park  pi. 

Barnes-Crosby 134  W.  14th 

Bartlett  & Co 119  W.  25th 

Bormay  & Co 20  Rose 

Central  Bureau  Eng 157  William 

Chemical  Eng.  Co 18-20  Oak 

Christian  Herald Bible  House 

Collier’s. 416  W.  13th 

Color-Plate  Eng.  Co 313  W.  43d 

Commercial  Eng.  Co 88  Walker 

Consolidated  Eng.  Co 8 Jones 

Electric  City 1 Madison  sq. 

Electro-Light  Eng.  Co. ...411  Pearl 
Empire  State  Eng.  Co.  .190  William 


Filmer  Eng.  Co 135  W.  17th 

Galvanotype  Eng.  Co.  .218  William 

Hagopian  Eng.  Co 3 Great  Jones 

Harper’s Franklin  sq. 

Harding  Eng.  Co 23  E.  8th 

Imperial  Color  Co 124  White 

Jones  Eng.  Co 137  E.  25th 

Kitab  Eng.  Co 401  Lafayette 

Knickerbocker  Eng.  Co.  ..656  B’way 

Manhattan  Eng.  Co 251  William 

McClure’s  Magazine. ...  141  E.  25th 

McCall’s  Magazine 236  W.  37th 

Moss  Eng.  Co.. Puck  Bldg.,  Houston 

Mott  Eng.  Co 32  Union  sq. 

Munsey’s  Magazine 141  E.  25th 

National  Eng.  Co 18  Reade 


CONSULT  THE  INDEX  ON  LAST  PAGE 


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PHOTO-ENGRAVERS. 

New  York  Herald Herald  sq. 

New  York  American 2 Duane 

New  York  Press 11  Spruce 

New  York  World World  Bldg. 

New  York  Tribune. . .Tribune  Bldg. 
North  American  Eng.  Co.. 225  4th  av. 

Peerless  Eng.  Co 35-37  E.  8th 

Phoenix  Eng.  Co 152  E.  23d 

Photo-Crome 162  Leonard 

Powers  Eng.  Co 1 1 Frankfort 

uadri  Color  Eng.  Co.  .310  E.  23d 

ingler’s Barclay  & Church 

Roval  Eng.  Co 42  W.  15th 

Salvat.  Army,  War  Cry..  120  W.  14th 


— Continued. 

Scientific  Eng.  C0..23-25  City  Hall  pi. 
Standard  Eng.  Co. . . 40th  & 7th  av. 

Sterling  Eng.  Co. 96  Reade 

Suffolk  Eng.  Co 225  4th  av. 

Tuchromatic  Eng.  Co 12  Spruce 

Union  Eng.  Co 111  Nassau 

Walker  Eng.  Co 141  E.  25th 

Williams  Eng.  Co.  .Fulton-Greenwich 

BROOKLYN 

Brooklyn  Eagle Washington 

Hartell  Eng.  Co 1031  Grand 

McClure’s  Syndicate.. . .72  Raymond 
U.  S.  Printing  Co 91  N.  3d 


PIANO  AND  ORGAN  WORKERS. 

This  label  is  found  on  all  pianos  and  organs  made  by  union  men. 
When  buying  a piano  be  sure  the  label  appears  on  the  instru- 
ment. 

PIANO,  ORGAN,  AND  MUSICAL  INSTRUMENT  WORK- 
ERS’ INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  AMERICA. 


Officers: 

CHAS.  DOLD,  President, 
849  N.  Irving  av.,  Chicago,  111. 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

6.  New  York  City — F.  W.  Chillemi,  2215  2d  av.  1st  and  3d  Monday, 
331  E.  112th. 

14.  New  York  City — Fred  Schrumpf,  430  E.  87th.  1st  and  3d  Thursday, 

Faulhaber’s  Hall,  1551  2d  av. 

15.  New  York  City — Alex.  Nagler,  509  Lenox  av.  2d  and  4th  Thursday, 

Faulhaber’s  Hall,  1551  2d  av. 

16.  New  York  City — A.  Lintner,  919  E.  133d.  1st  and  3d  Thursday,  Bru- 

packer’s  Hall,  444  Willis  av. 

17.  New  York  City — Wm.  Diehl,  676  Tenth  av.  1st  and  3d  Tuesday,  Faul- 

haber’s Hall,  1551  2d  av. 

18.  New  York  City — Thos.  J.  Burke,  344  E.  62d.  1st  and  3d  Monday, 

Faulhaber’s  Hall,  1551  2d  av. 

26.  Long  Island  City — Frank  Genninger,  475  B’way.  1st  and  3d  Wednes- 

day, Fessler’s  Hall,  Steinway  & Flushing  avs. 

27.  Brooklyn — Henry  Greb,  665  Humboldt.  2d  and  4th  Thursday,  Labor 

Lyceum,  949  Willoughby  av. 

32.  Town  of  Union,  N.  J. — P.  Rottman,  510  Morgan,  Union  Hill.  2n  and 
4th  Wednesday,  Beier’s  Hall,  404  Main. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


73 


LABORS  BATTLE  ROYAL 


Nature  starts  all  her  children,  rich  and  poor,  physically  equal. 
This,  broadly  speaking,  is  the  opinion  of  many  leading  physi- 
cians. If  the  number  of  children  born  healthy  and  strong  is 
not  greater  among  the  well-to-do  classes  than  among  the  poor- 
est, then  it  presents  to  us  a very  significant  fact  which  com- 
pletely revolutionizes  many  notions  as  to  the  great  disadvan- 
tages of  being  born  in  the  tenement. 

What  happens  to  the  tenement  child  after  its  birth  is  quite 
another  story.  Nature  is  not  responsible  for  that.  She  has 
done  her  best.  If  poverty  or  indifference  or  ignorance  or  sin 
blight  her  fair  work,  she  stands  uncondemned.  But  nature  is 
not  content  in  accepting  a position  in  which  she  is  simply  ex- 
onerated. The  violation  of  her  law  is  followed  by  an  unfor- 
giving pursuit,  until  the  full  penalty  has  been  inflicted,  for  with 
nature  there  is  no  forgiveness  of  sin.  And  nature  makes  no 
class  distinctions. 

This  equality  at  birth  does  not  long  favor  the  child  of  the 
slum  and  the  tenement.  Vital  statistics  quickly  prove  this 
statement,  for  the  burden  and  the  penalty  of  poverty  and  its 
accompanying  evils  fall  most  heavily  upon  the  child.  The  lack 
of  proper  nourishment,  of  suitable  clothing,  of  healthy  sanitary 
conditions,  make  life  precarious  for  the  babe  who  must  suffer 
on  account  of  their  absence. 

When  such  a state  becomes  chronic,  the  chances  for  life  are 
exceedingly  small.  Death’s  scythe  sweeps  relentlessly  through 
the  ranks  of  little  children,  whose  cry  for  food  has  chilled  a 
thousand  mothers’  hearts.  Then  are  hushed  a thousand  babies’ 
voices,  who  suffered  long  because  there  was  no  skilful  hand  to 
nurse,  and  no  healing  draft  to  cure. 

There  is  no  battle  more  royal  than  the  saving  of  the  child. 
To  bring  color  to  the  wan  cheek,  to  bring  brightness  to  the 
dulled  eye,  to  so  much  as  bring  a smile  to  the  face  that  already 
bears  the  mark  of  pain  and  suffering — this  is  a task  worthy  of 
the  best  that  is  in  any  man. 

To  organized  labor  has  this  work  been  given.  No  other  mis- 
sion can  ever  mean  more  than  this.  Strong  should  be  the  sup- 
port given  the  trade  unions  in  their  endeavor  to  blot  out  the 
curse  of  child  labor.  And  blighted  should  be  every  arm  that  is 
raised  in  protest  against  the  warfare  which  means  the  salvation 
of  little  children  from  a bondage  that  is  crushing  out  life  and 
hope. — Rev.  Charles  Stelzle. 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


PIANO  AND  ORGAN  WORKERS— Continued. 

Dealers  in  Instruments  Bearing  Above  Label. 


CONNECTICUT 


Gallup,  J.  M.,  & Co Hartford 

Hine,  N.  W New  Haven 

Morris,  C.  H Bridgeport 


MASSACHUSETTS 
Freeman,  A.  J.521  Wash’ton,  Boston 


Houghton  & Dutton Boston 

Richard,  Seth,  & Co Worcester 


NEW  YORK 

Hazelton  Bros.... 68  University  pi. 
Simpson  Crawford  Co.  .307  6th  av. 

Piano  Tuner. 

Cabarino 165  Ave.  B 


In  purchasing  Pianos  or  other  Musical  Instruments  the  purchaser  should 
at  all  times  insist  upon  seeing  the  label,  as  practically  all  dealers  in  musical 
instruments  handle  NON-UNION  or  NON-LABEL  instruments. 

A UNION  Piano,  Organ  or  Musical  Instrument  is  superior  to  any 
Instrument  of  like  make  and  price. 

Always  insist  on  the  Label;  buy  no  others. 

Label  Instruments  are  the  best. 

Dealers  in  Union-Label  Pianos 

New  York  City  Pittsburg 


Hazelton  Bros.... 68  University  pi. 
Simpson  Crawford  Co 

Chicago 

Allington,  E.  D Freeport 

Brockett  Music  Co Carmi 

Bruce-Surles  Co Springfield 

Bush  & Gerts Weed  & Dayton 

Bush  Tem.  of  Music,  Clark  & Chi.  av 

Dean,  W.  E Joliet 

Duke  Bros Henry 

Elliott  Elevator  Co Elliott 

Ewing,  W.  M Champaign 

Francis,  J.  D Girard 

Fuller,  G.  G Kankakee 

Giles  Bros Quincy 

Griggs  Music  Co.,  P.  M...Kewanee 

Harden  Bros Sterling 

Held,  Mrs.  Bella.. Elgin 

Hellerman,  E.  D.. Frankfort  Station 

Heyde,  J.  B ..Marion 

Janson  & Jooston Pontiac 

Lovell,  L.  C .Sycamore 

Meyer,  August 849  Lincoln  av. 

Meyer  & Weber....  169  Wabash  av. 

Miles,  Miss  Renah Clinton 

Moore,  J.  Howard Tuscola 

Moore,  M.  H Petersburg 

Spencer,  H.  O Galesburg 

Thearle  & Co.,  F.  G.  ...455  W.  63d. 
Vance,  Alex Capron 


Heinrich’s  Piano  Co 

Hoffman  & Co.,  J.  M.,537  Smithfield 

Philadelphia 

Allen,  J.  F 1715  Chestnut 

Litt  Bros 

NEW  YORK 

Cassedy,  Geo.  A Schenectady 

Clay  Cox  & Co.,  G Rochester 

Loud,  Robert  L Buffalo 

Martin  & Co.,  J.  W Rochester 

Moran,  A.  A .Monticellc 

Schwackhamer,  J.  C.  .Niagara  Falls 

Sims,  G.  E Cantor 

ILLINOIS 

Heiss,  W.  F Aurora 

Knapp  Bros Bellevilk 

CONNECTICUT 

Gallup  & Co.,  J.  M Hartforc 

Hine,  N.  W New  Haver 

Morris,  C.  H Bridgeport 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 
Pfeiffer,  D.  G Washingtor 

INDIANA 

Bridge,  J.  C Loganspor 

Brown,  C.  F Rockpor 

Hassmer,  A.  J Lawrencebur* 

Joost,  Prof.  A ..Fort  Waym 


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Kinman,  W.  D Elwood 

Lagow,  A.  W. . Princeton 

Lederer,  W.  F .Valparaiso 

Meguire,  E.  D Kokomo 

Pearson  Music  House . . Indianapolis 
Pitts,  Wm.  A.  ........  .La  Fayette 

Sherwood,  Will  H Linton 

Stevens,  J.  E. Lebanon 

Stout,  Frank  C Greensburg 

York,  C.  S . Brazil 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Freeman,  A.  J...521  Wash.,  Boston 

Houghton  & Dutton Boston 

Richard  & Co.,  Seth Worcester 

MISSOURI 

Beier  & Son,  F St.  Louis 

Booth,  H.  M Rich  Hall 

Duckworth,  C.  G Lancaster 

Excelsior  Co Cape  Girardeau 

Fine  & Reed Odessa 

Garner,  G.  A Sikeston 

Gill  Music  Co Montgomery  City 

Goetze  Piano  Co Moberly 

Hagen,  J.  E St.  Joseph 

Hamilton  Specialty  Co De  Soto 

Helmer,  A.  E Rockport 

Holt  Co.,  J.  G Kansas  City 

Hoeber  & Meinershager,  Higginsville 

Kansas  City  Music  Co.  .Kansas  City 

Kleekamp  Bros St.  Louis 

Klote,  J.  P Edina 

Lamar  Music  Co Lamar 

Leibrandt,  C.  A Cameron 

Martin  Music  Co.,  J.  E.,  Springfield 

Matters,  E.  R Neosho 

Moore,  A.  W Kansas  City 

Nichols,  H.  F Marshall 

Parkes  Music  Co Louisiana 

Sauter  Bros De  Soto 

Smith  & Co.,  G.  W Centralia 


.St.  Charles 
. . . .Nevada 
Poplar  Bluff 

OHIO 


Barr,  J.  L Mansfield 

Bates  Music  Co .....Madison 

Brownell,  O.  S Akron 

Chatterton,  C.  P Williamsburg 

Gross,  W.  O Eaton 

Hansberger  Bros Baltimore 

Hart  Piano  Co Cleveland 

Miller,  Chas Fremont 

Morris,  F.  M Nelsonville 

Penn,  J.  R Sandusky 

Pilgrim  Music  Co Hamilton 

Skeels,  W.  L Columbus 

Sutton’s  Music  Store Xenia 

Welton,  J.  C Ashville 

OREGON 

Eiler’s  Piano  House Portland 

PENNSYLVANIA 

Burdick,  C.  A Southport 

Collins,  E.  A Albion 

De  Forrest  & Son,  M.  C.,  N.  Castle 

Guernsey,  J.  W Scranton 

Guernsey,  W Wilkesbarre 

Kirk,  Johnson  & Co Harrisburg 

Weaver  Piano  Co York 

RHODE  ISLAND 

Billings,  E.  C Providence 

Goff  & Darling Providence 

VIRGINIA 

Payne,  W.  C Charlotteville 

Ruebush-Kieffer  Co Dayton 


DEALERS  IN  UNION  LABEL  PIANOS.— Continued. 

St.  Charles  Music  Co. 
Stevens,  H.  R 
Winkler,  Aug 


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workmanship.  The  most  skilled,  efficient  and  best  workmen 
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non-unionists  is  not  on  an  average  lacking  in  intelligence  or 
an  average  degree  of  skilled  workmanship,  but  their  line  of  rea- 
soning is  so  narrow  and  so  selfish  that  they  overlook  their 
greater  interests  in  chasing  their  smaller  interests. 


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A FEW  OF  THE 

“COSMOPOLITAN’S” 

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A Great  Oppenheim  Series 

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tures of  Sherlock  Holmes.”  Mr.  Oppenheim  by  his  ingenious  and 
thrilling  plots  has  won  the  position  in  the  affections  of  the  reading 
public  once  held  by  Conan  Doyle.  The  first  story  appears  in  this 
issue;  the  second,  “Traske  and  the  Bracelet,”  will  be  published  in 
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A NEW  SERIAL  BY  A NEW  AUTHOR 
The  Kingdom  of  Earth 

By  ANTHONY  PARTRIDGE 

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cessful of  the  new  portrayers  of  Western  life,  W.  Herbert  Dunton. 

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Prof.  David  Todd  is  returning  from  South  America,  where  he  has 
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light  on  many  of  the  mooted  points  in  regard  to  the  physical  fea- 
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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


PLUMBING  SHOPS. 

This  is  the  emblem  of  the 


UNITED  ASSOCIATION  OF  JOURNEYMEN  PLUMBERS, 
GAS  FITTERS,  STEAM  FITTERS  AND  STEAM 
FITTERS’  HELPERS  OF  THE  UNITED 
STATES  AND  CANADA 


Officers: 

JOHN  R.  ALPINE,  President, 
THOS.  M.  DOOLEY,  Sec-Treasurer, 
401  Bush  Temple  of  Music, 
Chicago,  111. 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

96.  Brooklyn — R.  D.  Cameron,  350  Fulton.  Mon.,  Bijou  Hall,  Smith  near 
Fulton. 

86.  Mt.  Vernon — Matthew  F.  Donohue,  607  Locust.  2 d and  4th  Friday. 

1 5 1.  New  Rochelle — Lester  J.  Hains,  113  Horton  av. ; Lawrence  Ruhl,  14  2d. 

2d  and  4th  Monday,  Burkhart  Hall,  Main. 

379.  New  York  City — M.  Shollhaurer,  Westchester  av.  & Ave.  C,  West- 
chester; Albur.  Dieschsel,  458  E.  167th.  Monday,  Schall’s  Assembly 
Rooms,  3393  3d  av.  nr.  166th. 

480.  New  York  City — Geo.  McGuire,  3 E.  17th;  Frank  A.  Kiernan,  3 E. 

17th.  Friday,  Teutonic  Hall,  160  3d  av. 

241.  New  York  City — Wallace  Abrams,  232  Warren,  Newark;  Fred  Schluter, 
425  9th  av.  2d  Friday,  2 Chambers. 

498.  New  York  City — James  Mullarkey,  440  W.  37th;  Edward  J.  Duffy, 
103  E.  125th.  Wed.,  Labor  Temple,  243  E.  84th. 

299.  White  Plains — Edwin  Coss,  6 Lexington  av. ; E.  jounghaus,  20  Spring. 
2d  and  4th  Thursday,  Junior  Order  Hall,  Lexington. 

152.  Yonkers — Frank  Dodds,  133  Riverdale  av.;  Jno.  L.  Walsh,  6 Dale  pi. 
Monday,  48  Warburton  av. 

181.  Bayonne — Stephen  Allen,  342  Boulevard;  James  Loomis,  36  W.  24th. 

Thursday,  Murray’s  Hall,  283  Ave.  D. 

122.  East  Orange — C.  J.  Dignum,  12  White,  W.  Orange;  A.  Shipman,  638 
Warren,  Newark.  Monday,  336  Main,  Orange. 

245.  Elizabeth — E.  W.  Connell,  135  Catharine;  Harry  Wachti,  850  3d  av. 

2d  and  4th  Monday,  Washington  Hall,  843  Elizabeth  av. 

326.  Hackensack — Ernest  Zimmerman,  17  John. 

14.  Jersey  City — Jas.  MacTague,  47  Stuyvesant  av. ; E.  Nelson,  623  Ocean 
av.  Thursday,  Council  Hall,  452  Hoboken. 

274.  Jersey  City — Thos.  A.  Cone,  10  St.  Paul’s  av. ; Geo.  Hamilton,  54 
Bright.  Tuesday,  Heller’s  Hall,  Five  Corners. 

24.  Newark — P.  J.  Monaghan,  166  Avon  av. ; John  Knispel,  424  Springfield 
av.  Tuesday,  48  William. 

475.  Newark — Wm.  Makinson,  15  Cabinet;  T.  J.  Badgley,  48  William, 
Irvington.  1st  and  3d  Thursday,  48  William,  Newark. 

124.  Passaic — C.  A.  Baker,  156  Maple  av.,  Wallington,  N.  J.  1st  and  3d 
Tuesday,  Plumbers’  Hall,  Passaic. 

49.  Paterson — Patrick  McLaughlin,  231  Mill;  C.  W.  Feeny,  Helvetia  Hall, 
Paterson.  Thursday,  Druid’s  Hall,  100  Market. 


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PLUMBING  SHOPS.— Continued. 

Where  Union  Plumbing  Work  Is  Guaranteed 
NEW  YORK 


Armstrong,  James 52  Dey 

Bolger,  Paul  S 378  Park  av. 

Boyd,  John 151  W.  68th 

Brown,  A.  H. . . . 726  Lexington  av. 

Byrne,  Thos.  J 377  4th  av. 

Byrne  & Murphy 890  Park  av. 

Bryant  Co.,  Alex....i  Madison  av. 

Conklin,  Wm.  J 169  W.  29th 

Cooney,  John  W 355  W.  26th 

Da'rmstadt,  Chas 356  W.  43d 

De  Voe,  H.  B 515  Columbus  av. 

Golding,  Monroe  M 1933  B’way 

Griffin  & Sedden 323  W.  44th 

Guy,  James /to 3 Amsterdam  av. 

Hill  & Son,  Wm 618  6th  av. 

Hosford,  Leonard  D....68  Beekman 
Jack  & Co.,  W.  Y.  .730  Lexington  av. 
Jasper  & Goebel 108  E.  126th 


Kieley  & Stahl 1123  B’way 

Knight  & Son,  T.  N. ..221  W.  49th 

Lasette  & Murphy 2267  B’way 

Mills  & Bro.,  H.  P 554  W.  4*d 

McCabe  & Co.,  E.  J. ..862  Park  av. 

McCullagh,  James 218  W.  36th 

McDermott,  W.  J..93  Lexington  av. 

McGrath,  John  J 162  W.  27th 

Quick,  Wm.  H 51  John 

Reynolds,  A.  W 2110  B’way 

Reynolds,  Frank 832  3d  av. 

Rossman,  J.  A.  .31st  & Lexington  av. 

Spellman,  W.  H 130  W.  28th 

Stroll  & Huber 438  W.  51st 

Swain,  Thos 452  4th  av. 

Tucker,  John 248  4th  av. 

Tuomey,  Thos.  J 1242  3d  av. 

Van  Tine,  Thos.  H 79  6th  av. 

Vail,  Est.  of  W.  ..108  University  pi. 
Welstead,  John  J 141  E.  27th 


STEREOTYPERS. 

NEW  YORK  STEREOTYPERS’  UNION  NO.  1 

Office,  Rooms  189-190  Pulitzer  Bldg. 

Officers: 

JAMES  J.  WILLIAMS,  President, 

WILLIAM  B.  REYNOLDS,  Sec. 

Meets  1st  and  3d  Wednesdays  of  each  month  at  8 P.  M.,  at  University  Settle- 
ment Bldg.,  184  Eldridge,  corner  of  Rivington. 


Newspaper  and  Job  Stereotype. 

NEW  YORK  CITY 

American,  New  York 2 Duane 

American  Press  Assoc. . . 47  Park  pi. 

Globe,  The 7 Dey 

Goldmann,  Isaac,  Co. ...200  William 

Herald,  New  York Herald  sq. 

Herold,  New  Yorker.  .22  N.  William 
Journal,  N.  Y.  Evening.... 2 Duane 

Journal,  Wall  Street 42  Wall 

Journal  of  Commerce 32  B’way 

Jewish  Abend  Post.... 228  Madison 
Jewish  Daily  News. . . .185  E.  B’way 
Jewish  Daily  Forward..  175  E.  B’way 
Jewish  Morning  Jour.  ..228  Madison 
Mail  & Express. ...  B’way  & Fulton 
National  Press 2 Duane 


News,  Daily 444  Pearl 

Press,  The 7-11  Spruce 

Ragowski,  Henri 444  Pearl 

Rapid  Printing  Co 21  Rose 

Staats  Zeitung,  Evening. . .Tyron  row 
Staats  Zeitung,  Morning.  .Tyron  row 

Strauss,  F.  V. 108  Wooster 

Sun,  Evening Nassau 

Sun,  Morning Nassau 

Telegram,  Evening Herald  sq. 

Telegraph,  Morning.  .8th  av.  & 50th 

Times,  New  York Times  sq. 

Tribune,  New  York Nassau 

Volkszeitung,  New  York.  .15  Spruce 
World,  N.Y.  Morning.. Pulitzer  Bldg. 
World,  N.Y.  Evening.. Pulitzer  Bldg. 

Warheit,  The 153  E.  B’way 

Zeitung,  New  Yorker.. 22  N.  William 


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UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


STEREOTYPERS.— Continued. 

BROOKLYN 


Chat,  The  Weekly 16  Wierfield 

Citizen,  Brooklyn. . .Fulton  & Adams 
Eagle,  B’klyn  Daily. . Wash.-Johnson 
McClure’s  Newspaper  Syndicate,  72 
Raymond 

Standard  Union Washington 

Times,  Brooklyn 24  B’way 

JERSEY  CITY 

Journal,  Jersey  City.  .37  Montgomery 
HOBOKEN 

Observer,  Hoboken.  .80  Washington 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

Star,  L.  I ....41  Borden  av. 

Job  Electrotype. 

NEW  YORK  CITY 

Burr  Printing  House 18  Jacob 

Collier  Publishing  Co. ..518  W.  13th 

Craske,  Chas 441  Pearl 

Crosley,  Thos.  H 19^  Rose 

Cressett  Co Franklin  sq. 

De  Nyse  Sons 13  Frankfort 

Drummond,  Robert 446  Pearl 

Empire  City  Electro. . . .251  William 

Felt,  J.  P 2 Duane 

Flower,  Edwin 216  William 

Franklin  Electro  Co.  . . .Franklin  sq. 

Globe  Electro  Co 18-20  Rose 

Harper  Brothers Franklin  sq. 


Haggerty,  P.  F 407  Broome 

Herald  Electro  Dept Herald  sq. 

Hornby,  Robert 275  Mulberry 

Hopkins  Co 314  E.  23d 

Hurst,  Charles 2 Duane 

ohnston  Sons,  Jas.  A. ..324  E.  23d 

ohnston,  George  J 32  W.  13th 

Journal  Elec.  Dept.  .12  Bridge  Arch 

Little,  J.  J 10  Astor  pi. 

Lovejoy  Co 446  Pearl 

Love  joy  Co 326  W.  41st 

Methodist  Book  Concern..  150  5th  av. 

Munsey,  F.  A 141  E.  25th 

McCafferty,  H.  F 42  Bond 

New  York  Life  Ins.  Co 61  Elm 

Raisbeck  Co 24  Vandewater 

Ringler,  F.  A 23  Barclay 

Rodd  Electro  Co 134  William 

Street  & Smith 79-89  7th  av. 

Trow  Pub.  Co 213  E.  12th 

World  El.  Dept.,  N.  Y..  15  Frankfort 
Wynkoop-Hallenbeck 347  Pearl 

BROOKLYN 

Trow  Pub.  Co 707  Kent  av. 

RAHWAY,  N.  J. 

Boden  & Quinn 

WESTCHESTER,  N.  Y. 

Catholic  Protectory 

NEWARK,  N.  J. 

Central  Electrotype  Foundry 
Bouillivant  & Snell 22  Prospect 


Union  Electrotyping  Shops 


American  Lithograph  Co. 

Burr  Printing  House 18  Jacob 

Collier  Publishing  Co.. 5 18  W.  13th 

Craske  & Co 441  Pearl 

Crosley  & Co 19  Rose 

Cressett  Co. ..Police  Gazette  Bldg., 
Franklin  sq. 

De  Nyse  Sons 14  Frankfort 

Empire  City  Elect.  Co. ..251  William 

Felt  & Co.,  J.  P 25  .Rose 

Flower,  Edwin 216  William 

Franklin  Elect.  Co 340  Pearl 

Globe  Company 18-20  Rose 

Haggerty,  P.  F 407  Broome 

Harper  Bros Franklin  sq. 

Hopkins,  S.  B 314  E.  23d 

Hornby,  Robert 275  Mulberry 


Hurst,  Cnarles 2 Duane 

Johnston,  George  S 30  W.  13th 

Little,  J.  J 10  Astor  pi. 

Lovejoy  Co 328  W.  41st 

Lovejoy  & Co 446  Pearl 

McCafferty  & Co 141  E.  25th 

Munsey,  F.  A 141  E.  25th 

New  York  Life  Ins.  Co.. 49  Lafayette 

Raisbeck  Bros 24  Vandewater 

Ringler  & Co.,  F.  A 23  Barclay 

Rodd,  Edgar  R 134  William 

Street  & Smith 7th  av.  & 15th 

Trow  Publishing  Co 213  E.  12th 

WESTCHESTER,  N.  Y. 
Catholic  Protectory 


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STOVES  AND  RANGES. 

This  label  is  found  pasted  on  bottom  oven  plate  or  inside  of  oven 
door  of  union-made  stoves  and  ranges. 

STOVE  MOUNTERS  AND  STEEL  RANGE  WORKERS’ 
INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  NORTH  AMERICA 

Officers: 

D.  W.  OTTINGER,  President, 
J.  H.  KAEFER,  Sec.-Treasurer, 
166  Concord  Av.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

Local  Union,  Officer  and  Meet- 
ing Night. 

8 2,  Jersey  City — Fred  Kneer,  495 
Ocean  av. ; 2d  Tues.,  Bunnell’s 
Hall,  Communipaw  av.  & Van 
Horne. 

Following  Firms  Are  Using  Above  Label 

ALABAMA  MISSISSIPPI 

Standard  Stove  Works. . . .Columbus 
NEW  YORK 

Co-operative  Stove  Co Buffalo 

Gold  Coin  Stove  & Range  Co... Troy 

Summit  Stove  Works Geneva 

OHIO 

Woodruff,  J.,  & Sons Salem 

PENNSYLVANIA 
ra.  Stove  Works Ellwood  City 


Anniston  Stove  Co Anniston 

Gunter  Stove  Works. ...  Bridgeport 
Sheffield  Stove  Works Sheffield 

GEORGIA 

Southern  Co-oper.  Stove  Co. ..Rome 
Union  Stove  & Mfg.  Co Dalton 

ILLINOIS 

Charleston  Foundry  Co Matoon 

Western  Stove  Co Peoria 

INDIANA 

Frazer  Stove  Co Indianapolis 


BUY  FROM  THE  UNION  EMPLOYER,  OR — 


West  Boylston,  Mass.,  July  11,  1907. 
Mr.  H.  Geach,  New  York. 

Dear  Sir- — Your  letter  of  8th  received;  in  reply  would  say  I 
gave  notice  to  the  machinist  union  a few  days  ago  to  terminate 
my  label  agreement  at  the  end  of  30  days,  as  I have  not  built  any 
union  machinery  in  the  last  18  months,  as  I have  not  found  any- 
one that  used  union-made  machinery,  so  I expect  to  go  back  to 
running  a non-union  shop. 

Yours  truly, 


P.  S. — I enclose  stamp ; would  like  a copy  of  the  Directory. 


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SUSPENDERS. 


This  label  of  the  American  Federation  of  Labor  is  attached  to  all 
union-made  suspenders.  The  label  is  your  only  guarantee  in 
buying  suspenders. 

SUSPENDER  MAKERS’  UNION,  LOCAL  NO.  9560 


OFFICE — 98  Forsyth  Street,  N.  Y. 
JOS.  FREEDMAN,  Sec.,  137  Goerck. 


Firms  Using  the  Label  On  Suspenders 


Blechman  & Sons,  S 16  Allen 

Eisenstein,  S 98  Attorney 

Greenberg,  S 22  Orchard 

Knickerbocker  Susp.  Co. 548  B’way 
Morris  Bros 575  B’way 


Retail  Stores  Selling 

BROOKLYN 

Altman  Bros 1952  Fulton 

Derx,  Martin 693  B’way 

Fields  & Co 5022  3d  av. 

Levy,  Sam.  D 1320  3d  av. 

Lipshitz,  M 368  5th  av. 

MANHATTAN 

Aronstein,  P 2137  3d  av. 

Arnold,  F.  P. ..1932  Amsterdam  av. 

Ball,  S.  H 141-143  6th  av. 

Burgheimer  Bros 2212  3d  av. 

Catler.  John 3201  3d  av. 

Cohen,  B 2364  3d  av. 

Co-operative  Store 313  Grand 

Corn,  Chas 3631  3d  av. 

Cyge,  S 417  E.  Houston 

Cohen,  Max 113  South 

Danmore,  B 885  8th  av. 

Daum,  Louis 107  1st  av. 

Forster,  M 566  Grand 

Foster’s  Sons 725  9th  av. 

Gates,  C.  L 2052  3d  av. 

Hardy  in  Co 585  8th  av. 


Perfection  Suspender  Co...  12  White 


Rosenthal,  Louis 474  B’way 

Schaffer,  S 32  Walker 

Yale  Suspender  Co 452  B’way 


Union-Label  Suspenders 

Heller,  Louis 1424  3d  av. 

Holters,  M 2731  8th  av. 

Hoyt,  H.  T 530  Grand 

Isaac,  Wm 88  Bowery 

Jartsky,  L 212  Bowery 

Kahn,  M.  M 30  Cortland 

Klein,  Sig 50  3d  av. 

Lachtman  & Levingstone.  .346  3d  av. 

Lebermuth,  J 846  6th  av. 

Liberman,  Wm 521  8th  av. 

Morris  & Comisky 142  Clinton 

Rachman,  A 46  Delaney 

Roepke,  D 1494  2d  av. 

Schlacht,  L 1302  3d  av. 

Schallinger,  Geo.  L....1358  3d  av. 

Sherman,  R 437  6th  av. 

Silberman  & Frank.  ..  .2468  8th  av. 

Strenman,  Jos 3713  3d  av. 

Stodola,  J 149  Willis  av. 

Sulzberger,  M 1114  3d  av. 

Teitle,  S 22  South 

Tenzer,  Phil 33054  Grand 

Terhune,  A.  H 2351  8th  av. 

Weinberg,  Jos 230  Av.  A 

Westchester  Cloth’g  Co..  i44th*3d  av. 
Yeska  J 142  Park  row 


OUR  MOTTO * — Let  Organized  Labor  focus  its  purchasing 
power  on  its  own  output. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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CUSTOM  TAILORS. 

This  is  the  label  of  the  custom  tailors,  and  if  you  do  not  get 
this  label  in  your  custom-made  clothes  you  are  patronizing 
firms  who  hire  non-union  labor. 

JOURNEYMEN  TAILORS’  UNION  OF  AMERICA 


Officers: 

JOHN  B.  LENNON,  Secretary, 
Box  597,  Bloomington,  111. 


Custom  Tailors’  Label 

Local  Union,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

390.  United  Journeymen  Tailors — C.  F.  Johnson,  418  4th  av. ; A.  Neff, 
Cor.  Sec.,  522  E.  8th.  2d  and  4th  Monday,  231  E.  38th. 


Where  Union-Made  Custom  Clothes  May  be  Obtained. 


Bastable  & Co 5th  av.  & 31st 

Bell,  J.  W 372  5th  av. 

Cahn  Bros 736  B’way 

Carroll,  J 277  5th  av. 

Connick,  A 244  5th  av. 

Cooper  & Co 52  B’way 

Croney  & Lent 244  5th  av. 

Everall 327  5th  av. 

Fox,  M.  1 1123  B’way 

Ginney,  J 34th  & 5th  av. 

Heckman.  Chas 329  5th  av. 

Hornung,  Chas 152  B’way 

Mannowitch,  M....sth  av.  n.  44th 
Nahm,  Lennon  & Dam.. 372  5th  av. 
Parsons  & Wallander..34th  & 5th  av. 
Pearson,  Chas.  P 233  5th  av. 


Ponchez,  A 257  5th  av. 

Powell,  John 469  5th  av. 

Rap  & Wunder 39  W.  42d 

Rock,  M 315  5th  av. 

Schanz,  J 18  W.  38th 

Stone 5th  av.,  27th  & 28th 

Tappen  & Peirson 315  5th  av. 

Tenent 34  W.  34th 

Vetzel 2-4  E.  44th 

Weiss  & Co 402  5th  av. 

Welsh  & Donaldson 425  5th  av. 

Wessman 477  5th  av. 

West  & Co 31  New 

Whitaker 518  5th  av. 

Wulf  & Co 396  5th  av. 


DEMAND  THE  LABEL. 


TEXTILE  WORKERS!  ATTENTION! 

Rochester,  N.  Y.,  July  20,  1907. 

H.  Geach, 

Dear  Sir  and  Bro — I am  very  much  pleased  with  your  senti- 
ments in  present  issue  of  “Journal” — hence  this  short  note. 

Perhaps  you  will  remember  the  press  accounts  of  our  Secretary 
of  State  Johnny  Whalen  wearing  all  label  goods  when  he  took 
the  oath  of  office. 

In  view  of  this  fact  I have  written  at  least  20  letters  to  differ- 
ent parts  of  the  country  in  an  endeavor  to  get  Gents’  Hosiery  and 
Underwear  with  the  label  on;  and  now  I want  to  sound  you  on 
the  subject. 

Do  you  know  where  I can  get  them  ? 

Thanking  you  in  advance  for  the  anticipated  courtesy,  I am,  sir, 

Fraternally  yours,  

Care  of  “Herald,”  Rochester,  N.  Y. 


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TEAMSTERS. 


This  is  the  button  worn  bv  members  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  BROTHERHOOD 
OF  TEAMSTERS 

Officers: 

THOS.  L.  HUGHES,  Secretary, 

Room  51,  147  Market,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 


Local  Unions,  Officers  and  Meeting  Nights: 

763  Brooklyn — Owen  McNamee;  Thos.  Connaughton,  911  Bergen.  2d  and 
4th  Sunday,  Court  and  State. 

98.  New  York — 142  7th;  Sunday. 

164.  New  York — 21  Suffolk;  2d  and  4th  Monday. 

342.  New  York — 64  E.  4th;  1st  and  3d  Sunday. 

449.  New  York — 515  Hudson;  1st  and  3d  Sunday. 

453.  New  York — 763  1st  av. ; 2d  and  4th  Saturday. 

506.  New  York — 229  E.  47th;  Sunday. 

553.  New  York — 49th,  8th  av. ; Saturday. 

584.  New  York — 147  E.  53d;  1st  and  3d  Saturday. 

607.  New  York — 147  E.  53d;  Sunday. 

643.  New  York — 806  8th  av. ; Monday. 

644.  New  York — 206  E.  Broadway;  1st  and  3d  Sunday. 

645.  New  York — 161  8th  av. ; 2d  and  4th  Sunday. 

654.  New  York — 806  8th  av. ; Sunday. 

669.  New  York — 408  W.  41st;  1st  and  3d  Tuesday. 


Union  Stables 


BROOKLYN 

Bader  Sons,  Louis.  .497  Liberty  av. 

Bates,  Emmet  D 294  tloyd 

Bennett  & Son,  L.  ..295  Flatbush  av. 
Bennett,  Watson  L.,  73  Ft.  Green  pi. 

Bernhard,  Valentine 142  Union 

Bullock,  Chas.  E.  .3909  4th  av.-39th 

Clarin,  Michael 529  Court 

Conly,  Jas 550  Myrtle  av. 

Connelly,  Jas Dean,  nr.  Court 

Cornell  Bros Smith  & 3d 

Cornley-McCabe Myrtle  av. 

Deininger,  M.  F 1774J4  Fulton 

Donnelly,  Thos 74  Hudson  av. 

Duffy,  Jas.  F 512  3d  av. 

Englert,  Geo 113  Evergreen  av. 

Farrell  Sons,  Peter 99  3d  av. 

Gallagher,  Patrick 64  Sherman 

Glenning  Sons,  Jno 64  Herbert 

Hart,  Jos.  L 496  Court 

Herbst  & Son,  Fred 695  3d  av. 


Hons,  Henry 243  8th 

Lewis,  Wm.  B 361-65  Clinton 

McClean,  Jeremiah 221  York 

McClean,  Wm 77  Hudson  av. 

McKennar  & Son,  P. ..  Flatbush  av. 

McLean,  Jno 74  Tompkins  av. 

Moore,  W.  F. 65  Penn 

Norford  & Son,  W...517  Classon  av. 

Norris,  B ....98  Tompkins  av. 

O’Connell,  Daniel 4JS  44th 

O’Hara,  E. 507  Flatbush  av. 

Redmond,  Jos 90  King 

Roesler,  Bernard.  . .464  Carlton  av. 

Schafer,  Jacob 3d  av.,  nr.  39th 

Selle,  Fred.  E 684  5th  av. 

Sherman-Rader 135  Varet 

Shufeld-Strotel 384  Van  Brunt 

Smith,  Kennart Sterling  pi. 

Tracy,  Jas.  W 1597  Fulton 

Tracy,  Jno.  C 908  Kent  av. 

Washburn 1117  Bedford  av. 

Weil,  Jaques 309  Grand 


The  union  label  makes  for  cleanliness, 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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TOBACCO,  CIGARETTES,  ETC. 

This  blue  label  is  pasted  on  all  packages  of  union-made  tobacco ; 
also  on  chewing  tobacco.  If  there  is  no  label  on  a package , 
it  is  not  union-made. 


THE  TOBACCO  WORKERS’  INTERNATIONAL  UNION 


scud  by  ineAutfumfo  of  the  t _ 
JIDBACOO  WORKERS^^^^^  INTERNATIONAL  I 
UNION. 


Officers: 

HENRY  FISCHER,  President, 

E.  LEWIS  EVANS,  Sec.-Treasurer, 
55-56  American  NatT  Bank  Bldg., 
Louisville,  Ky. 


Local  Unions  and  Meeting  Nights: 
41,  New  York  City — 97  Columbia,  Sat. 


Union  Brands 

Sun  Cured,  Red  Band,  Wild  Fruit,  Compass,  Hazel  Nut,  Prime 
Mess,'  Elephant,  Lime  Kiln  Club,  Single-Foot,  Honey  Flake, 
Buckingham,  Clam  Bake,  Gold  Shore,  Long  Tom,  Egg  Nog. 

Union-Label  Tobaccos 

Fine  Cut. — Globe,  High  Court,  Nerve,  Express,  Target,  Hope, 
Blue  Label,  Blue  Line,  Detroit,  Fearless,  Sweet  Myrtle,  Anti- 
Trust,  World,  D.  T.  C.,  Laurus  Natural  Leaf,  Milk  Maid,  Base 
Ball,  Blue  Moon,  Ripe  Peach,  Hatchet,  Willie  Harris,  World 
Beater,  Farmer’s  Delight,  Wigwam,  Canoe,  Globe. 

Plugs. — Delmonico,  Fame,  The  Five,  Nerve  Navy,  Hand  Made, 
Globe,  Snow  Apple,  High  Court,  Eden,  In  Line,  Fruit  Juice, 
Primo,  Trust?  Nit,  Hope  Navy,  Our  Nation,  Central  Union,  Uni- 
form, Right  Good,  Sensible  Sliced,  Pride  of  Richmond,  Belle  of 
New  England,  Richmond  Best  Navy,  Luxury,  Fair  Play,  Bos- 
tonian, Wineberry,  B-D,  Dipper,  Wine  Sweet,  White  Rock. 

Smoking. — Hand  Made,  Roman  Mixture,  Gold  Flake,  Blue 
Label,  Hope,  Globe  Union  Made,  Navy  Jack,  Sam  and  John,  K.  of 
L.,  Pickaninny,  Canada  Royal  Navy,  5 Cent,  Police,  American 
Girl,  Pipe  Dream,  8-Hour  Union,  Buckingham,  Fifth  Avenue, 
Millionaire,  Globe,  Wolverine,  Navy  Clippings,  Jack  Pot,  Duke  of 
York,  Gold  Flake,  Blue  Label,  Fame,  Globe,  All  Leaf,  Sweet 
Rose,  Hope,  Adam,  Bismark,  Oronoco,  Standard  Time,  Tige,  Now 
or  Never,  Harpoon,  Pride  of  Reidsville,  Hamburg,  Easy  Chair, 
Sweet  Violet,  Duke  of  York  Mixture,  Globe  Mixture,  Hope  Mix- 
ture, Uncle  Tom,  Spot  Cash,  Red  Jacket,  Don  Juan,  Blue  Label, 
King,  Fruit  Juice,  Dan  Tucker,  Pug,  Heron,  Fruits  and  Flowers, 
Queen  of  Virginia,  North  Star,  Central  Union,  Long  Tom. 

Union-Label  Cigarettes 

White  Rolls,  Fifth  Avenue,  Millionaire,  Egyptian  Heroes,  Baron 
de  Hirsh,  Turkish  Students. 


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INSIST  ON  THE  LABEL 


WHITE 

ROLLS 

CIGARETTES 

“THE  ONLY” 

Independent 
Union  Made 

Handled  by  all  dealers  favoring 
Unionism.  Insist  on  your 
dealers  having  them.  & & 

lO  FOR  5c 

THE  LABEL  ON  EVERY  PACKAGE 


When  purchasing,  mention  Union  Goods  Directory. 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


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TOBACCO,  CIGARETTES,  ETC.— Continued. 

Retail  Stores  Selling  Union-Made  Tobacco  and  Cigarettes 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

Ahner,  Fred 2420  Lorillard 

Anderle 418  E.  72d 

Barth 168  Bowery 

Bartles  & Whiteley 120  3d  av. 

Biewaski,  J 724  E.  163d 

Brewer,  A 352  St.  Ann’s  av. 

Cohen,  N 71  Cooper  sq. 

Cohen,  R 117  Orchard 

Colonial  Tobacco  Co....  1554  3d  av. 

Cook’s  Cigar  Store 98  6th  av. 

Crass,  A 603  E.  133d 

Davis  Bros 607  Lenox  av. 

Drake,  W.  F 188  West  End  av. 

Eifler,  H 405  Bleecker 

Fair,  T 2803  8th  av. 

Feinstein,  B 1472  Amsterdam  av. 

Fisher,  A 729  7th  av. 

Forester,  R 690  Tremont  av. 

Franz,  J 803  E.  161st 

Galgano,  G 728  E.  166th 

Grienfield,  M 1019  Barton  av. 

Gilberg  Bros 511  Lenox  av. 

Goldstein,  M 102  W.  134th 

Goodwin,  T 523  Canal 

Gruenberg,  A.  W 14  Delancey 

Gruberg 462  10th  av. 

Halaber  Bros 421  West 

Helms,  B 8th  av.  & 14th 

Hillman,  A.  H.,  Co 439  Pearl 

Homer,  W 722  Cortlandt 

Horowitz,  L 217  E.  2d 

Houkin 8th  av.,  bet.  17th  & 18th 

Hurwitz,  J 516  Lenox 

Jacob,  Charles 473  9th 

Tanello 492  10th 

Joe’s  Restaurant 7 3d 

Jonas,  C 542  W.  125th 

Kamioner,  S 56  E.  8th 

Kaufman,  A 499  Brook  av. 

Kelly,  J 641  Morris  av. 

Klein,  E.  A 801  3d  av. 

Klaus,  J 362  E.  143d 

Kugler,  M 138  Orchard 

Kuenstler,  H 297  10th 

La  Grange,  D 76  9th  av. 

Last,  J 606  E.  138th 

Leavy,  L 88  Greenwich 

Lely  veld,  J 1444  5th  av. 

Lehman,  H 897  8th  av. 

Leoni 251  Spring 

Levi,  J 9th  av.  & 34th 

Liebman,  J 201  W.  125th 

Lipkowitz,  J.,  Hamilton  pl.W.  144th 
Lippland,  L. 182  West 


Litvock 541  Lenox  av. 

Luches,  C 88  8th  av. 

Mandel,  J 150  West 

Meissner,  C 422  Amsterdam  av. 

Miller,  W 662  3d  av. 

Menekau 132  Alexander  av. 

Mermelstein,  J 533  Lenox  av. 

Meyergold,  M 4216  3d  av. 

Miata 691  10th  av. 

Mikel 528  10th  av. 

Nagele,  T 486  Lenox 

Neigan,  T 189  W.  10th 

Park  & Tilford B’way  & 21st 

Pereira,  A 371  Bowery 

Rohmann,  C 163  7th 

Rumler,  Phil 692  3d  av. 

Saniter,  R 71 1 Tremont  av. 

Saqui’s 775  Tremont  av. 

Schaefer,  F 315  E.  34th 

Schaefer,  John 158  W.  19th 

Schaverim,  C 160  7th  av. 

Schroeder 727  10th  av. 

Serveiss,  H 547  3d  av. 

Silverstone,  M 1464  5th  av. 

Simons,  M.,  & Son. . B’way-Bleecker 

Sovitz,  M 788  St.  Ann’s  av. 

Sprung,  A.  H 2702  3d  av. 

Tropauer,  W.  J. ..714  Lexington  av. 
Union  Cigar  Store..  1702  Madison  av. 

Wallach 124  E.  14th 

Weinstein,  M.  .1512  Washington  av. 
Weinberg  & Fresco.... 81  Park  row 

Weissman,  Geo 468  Lenox  av. 

Wessell,  G 844  Columbus  av. 

Wilcox,  E 412  7th  av. 

Worthacker,  G 192  8th  av. 

BROOKLYN 

Baldwin,  S.  P. . . B’way,  nr.  Hooper 

Barend,  S 282  Bedford  av. 

Ferd’s  Cigar  Store..  1201  Myrtle  av. 

Flanzenbaum,  D 5007  5th  av. 

Freedman,  H 359  7th  av. 

Klein,  H 397  5th  av. 

Otto,  G 25  B’way 

Seidenzahl  Estate 25  B’way 

Vinegead,  H 190  7th  av. 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

Brisloff,  C 13  Borden  av. 

ELIZABETH,  N.  J. 

Lowy,  M 28  W.  Grand 


The  union  label  means  sanitary  conditions  in  workshops. 


Before  purchasing,  consult  this  directory. 


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TRAVELERS’  GOODS,  LEATHER  NOVELTIES,  ETC. 

Here  are  the  labels  of  the 

TRAVELERS’  GOODS  AND  LEATHER  NOVELTY  WORK- 
ERS’ INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF  AMERICA 


Paper  Label  for  Trunks . Stamp  Label  for  Leather  Goods. 

Officers: 

MURT  MALONE,  President,  240  Jefferson  av.,  Oshkosh,  Wis. 
CHAS.  J.  GILLE,  Sec.-Treasurer,  1446  N.  19th,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Local  Unions  and  Officers: 

2.  Newark — Geo.  W.  Schlipf,  206  13th  av. 

3 3.  New  York  City — John  Guyre,  302  W.  36th. 


PRINTING. 

The  German  Printers’  Eight-Hour  Label 

GERMAN-AMERICAN  TYPOGRAPHIA  No.  7. 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

A — Goldmann,  Is.,  Co.  .200  William 
B — Schmetterling,  “Der  Fiihrer,” 
344  Bowery 

C — Oehler,  J 87  Frankfort 

D — Speyer,  George  I. ..183  William 
E — N.  Y.  Volkszeitung. . . 15  Spruce 
F — Co-operative  Press. ...  15  Spruce 
G — Weiss  Printing  Co. ..116  Fulton 
H — Wieser,  William..  108  Park  row 

K — Bartholdi,  E 721  E.  143d 

L — Woodstock  Print.  Co.  .885  Jack- 
son  av. 

Bartsch,  H 87  Frankfort 

Q — Amer.  Schweizer-Ztg. . 187  Green- 
wich 


Badische  Landes-Zeitung,  Lodge  & 

Ass.  Record 319  Pearl 

V — N.  Y.  Morgen- Journal 

N.  Y.  Staatszeitung Tryon  row 

N.  Y.  Herold,  N.  Y.  Zeitung,  Revue, 
22-24  N.  William 

BROOKLYN 

M — Bartel,  Ph.. 639-641  Bushwick  av. 
N — Schilling,  Hy. . . .1444  Myrtle  av. 

P — Brooklyn  Courier Myrtle  av. 

Brooklyner  Fr.  Presse.  .35  Myrtle  av. 

LONG  ISLAND  CIT\ 

S — Long  Isl.  Beobachter  . .532  B’way 


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FRANK  EARLE  PARHAM 

ATTORNEY  AND  COUNSELOR  AT  LAW 
27  WILLIAM  STREET 

1 

NEW  YORK 


When  purchasing,  mention  Union  Goods  Directory, 


go 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


PRINTING. 

INTERNATIONAL  TYPOGRAPHICAL  UNION  OF  NORTH 
AMERICA 


Officers: 

JAMES  M.  LYNCH,  President, 
J.  W.  BRAMWOOD,  Sec.-Treas., 
640  Newton  Claypool  Bldg., 
Indianapolis,  Ind. 


All  genuine  labels  have  a num- 
ber attached — clearly  printed. 


Locals,  Officers  and  Meetings: 

6.  New  York — James  J.  Murphy;  C.  M.  Maxwell,  74  Lafayette.  1st  Sun- 

day, Yorkville  Casino,  210  E.  86th. 

7.  New  York — Hermann  Andree,  14  N.  William.  German . 

8.  Newark — Joseph  A.  Heim,  364  Bergen. 

11.  Newark — James  A.  Gibney,  215  Elm. 

83.  New  York — Nicholas  Rosenauer,  1456  Webster  av. ; Samuel  Schoenfeld. 

2d  and  4th  Friday,  206  E.  B’way.  Hebrew. 

94.  Jersey  City — K.  M.  Forbes,  27  Gardner  av. 

103.  Newark — Edward  H.  Ashton;  Elmer  Throssell,  R.  18,  189  Market, 
no.  Union  Hill — John  A.  Rank,  Weehawken  P.  O. 

131.  New  York — Charles  Jerabek,  1390  2d  av.  Bohemian . 

150.  Elizabeth — Wm.  F.  Pender,  114  Reid. 

195.  Paterson — J.  C.  Sigler,  253  S.  2d. 

235.  Rahway — Harry  Gage,  43  River. 

261.  New  York — N.  Lampignani,  Box  188,  Coytesville,  N.  J.  Italian. 

323.  Hoboken — J.  J.  Soffel,  408  Washington. 

387.  Mount  Vernon — C.  F.  Moehring,  46  South 
424.  Orange — John  Gallagher,  300  S.  nth,  Newark. 

468.  Yonkers — J.  D.  Hickerson,  2 Colin. 

642.  Hackensack — Alfred  Kastner,  13  Clinton. 


Union-Label  Printing  Establishments’ 
Label  Offices  With  Numbers. 


MANHATTAN  AND  BRONX 

1,  Liekens,  F.  Victor,  644  9th  av. 

2,  Brown,  M.  B.,  Co.,  49  Park  pi. 

3,  Mitchell,  Wm.  P.,  133  William 

5,  O’Brien,  C.  J 227  William 

6,  Kiesling  Bros 623  E.  148th 

7,  Burke  Bros 414  Madison 

8,  Roy  Press 190  Fulton 

9,  Litwak,  Julius 185  Bowery 

n,  O’Brien,  J.  J.,  & Sons... 122  E.  23a 

12,  Lenz,  Rudolph.  .64  Bible  House 

13,  LiDschitz,  Isaac 180  Grand 

15,  Concord  Print’g  Co.  .374  Broome 

16,  N.  Y.  Bond  & Tick.  C0..161  Wash. 

17,  McCusker,  John  A.  .503  W.  37th 
19,  Freytag  Print.  Co. ..118  Walker 


20,  Goldman  Co.,  Isaac.. Cor.  Frank- 
fort & William 


21,  Kruger  Bros 232  Canal 

22,  Lier,  Frank 410  E.  71st 

25,  Berkeley  Press 218  William 


26,  N.  Y.  Am.  & Jour.,  232  William 

29,  O’Brien  Pr.  Co.,  J.  J.,  10  Barclay 

30,  O’Connor,  John  J. ..459  W.  30th 

32,  Pratt,  The  J.  W.  Co... 52  Duane 

33,  Wieser,  Wm 108  Park  row 

34,  Willett  Press,  The. ..  .5  W.  20th 

39.  Friedman,  H.  J 215  Bowery 

46,  Schrieber,  S 161  Broome 

47,  Blumenberg  Press. . .218  William 

48,  Vol.  of  America. ..  .38  Union  sq. 

52,  Francis  Press,  Chas.  .30  W.  13th 

53,  McQuade,  John  J. ...314  E.  46th 


The  union  label  means  better  work, 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


9i 


TICKETS  IN  ROLLS 
COUPON  TICKETS 
DUE  STAMPS 

TRADE  LABELS 
REVENUE  STAMPS 


TELEPHONE  CONNECTION 

CONSECUTIVELY  NUMBERED 
SPECIAL  PRINTING 
CERTIFICATES  OF  STOCK 
SPECIAL  MACHINERY 


When  purchasing,  mention  Union  Goods  Directory. 


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PRINTING.— Continued. 


54,  Williams  Print.  Co.  .3 7th- nth  a v. 

55,  Atkin,  Wm.  P.,  & Co... 36  Gold 

56,  Saronson  & Son..  185  E.  B’way 

58,  Dux  Co.,  Jacob 315  W.  42d 

61,  Edelmuth  & Miller.  .240  E.  76th 

62,  Met.  Job  Print..  .213-227  W.  26th 

63,  Gildersleeve  Press..  17  Vandew’t’r 

64,  McAuliffe  & Booth  Press, 

124th  & 8th  av. 

65,  Schlesinger,  M.,  64  St.  Mark’s  pi 

68,  Morning  Telegraph. . soth-8th  av. 

69,  Gillin  Printing  Co.,  608  W.  43d 

75,  Davis,  Edw.  A 1947  3d  av. 

79,  Heiss,  F.  W.,  Pearl  & Park  row 

80,  Empire  Printing  Co.  .315  W.  53d 

81,  Gaus,  Theo.,  & Sons.. 42  Franklin 

88,  Printers’  Ink 45  Rose 

89,  Technical  Press.... 258  William 
92  Schmetterling,  M.  ...344  Bowery 

95,  Harris  Bros 36  Washington 

97,  N.  Side  News,  149  & Bergen  av. 

101,  Kane  Brothers 342  Canal 

102,  Funk,  Geo.  T....531  Hudson 

103,  Arcanum  Press....  147  E.  84th 

104,  Horn,  John 839  10th  av. 

107,  Auerbach,  R 126  Essex 

108,  Geiger,  John 425  E.  15th 

11 2,  Speyer,  G.  J 183  William 

1 19,  Co-operative  Press...  15  Spruce 

120,  Rogowski,  H 442  Pearl 

121,  Redfield  Brothers.  .. 31 1 W.  43d 
123,  O’Connor,  M.  A ...22  N.  William 

126,  Erskine  Press 22  E.  13th 

127,  Hewitt,  W.  G.  ..24  Vandewater 

130,  Young,  Charles  P 98  John 

136,  Moorhouse,  W.  M.,  “The 

Mecca  Press” 134  W.  26th 

i?7*  Daly,  John 267  10th  av. 

138,  Baurheim,  Ernest.  .248  E.  80th 

139,  Trow  Print.  C0..201-213  E.  12th 
142,  Davie  Press..  19th,  cor.  8th  av. 

144,  The  Keystone  Press.. 229  E.  70th 

145,  Rehahn  Print.  Co.  .132  W.  28th 
149,  Stuyvesant  Press.... 78  E.  10th 

154,  Mail  & Express 9 Murray 

160,  Brown,  Charles.  . . .565  Hudson 

171,  Mercer  Printing  Co. .409  E.  14th 

172,  Richmond  County  Herald, 

Stapleton,  L.  I. 

173,  Duane  Press.... 24  Vandewater 

176,  Cassidy,  John 221  Fulton 

183,  Opp,  B 451  W.  42d 

185,  Jennings,  W.  N.  .362  W.  B’way 

187,  Drew  & Lewes 93  Cliff 

188,  Senia,  J.  Grant.... 75  W.  125th 

193,  Levy,  William 440  E.  86th 

195,  Donnelly,  J.  A 851  9th  av. 

199,  Little  & Co.,  J.  J..  10-20  Astor  pi. 
201,  New  York  Listy...i39o  2d  av. 

203,  Sperber  & Tucker.  .93  Attorney 

204,  Hlas,  Lidu 43  E.  72c! 

206,  Wynkoop-Hallenbeck  - Crawford 

Co 497-505  Pearl 

207,  Joffe  Bros 166  Madison 

210,  Amer.  Press  Ass. .45-47  Park  pi. 


21 1,  Miner  Litho.  Co.. 342  W.  14th 

214,  Hahn,  J.  F 126  William 

215,  Koob  & Muller.  ..  .549  E.  134th 

216,  Steinmetz,  G 925  3d  av. 

217,  Sachs  & Steinfeld. . 12  Jefferson 

218,  Salvat’n  Army..i20-i24  W.  14th 
22 1,  Mercan.  Print.  Co.  .84th-2d  av. 

223,  Unity  Press 218  William 

224,  Kalkhoff  Co.,  n New  Chambers 

225,  Riverside  Press.... 5 40  1st  av. 

227,  Browne  Bros 413  W.  59th 

228,  Becker,  John  G. ..222  W.  67th 

230,  Lentz,  John  H 1270  2d  av. 

231,  Sherwood,  A.  G.  .434  Lafayette 
234,  Bronx  Sentinel.  .Mad.  av.  & 2d, 

Westchester 

238,  Eisler  & Co 227  Canal 

239,  Arthur  Mount.  Co.  .111  Liberty 

242,  Unit.  Gar.  Workers.. 232  W.  14th 

243,  N.  Y.  Herald,  B’way  & 35th 

244,  Harlem  Press..  1872  Lex’gton  av. 

246,  Gleason,  Wm.  F. ..509  W.  41st 

247,  The  Reich  Press.... 66  Suffolk 

248,  Wickmann,  A 172  Broad, 

Richmond,  S.  I.,  N.  Y. 

249,  Overhage,  Paul. .24  & 26  E.  21st 

250,  The  Half-Tone  Pr..326  W.  41st 

251,  Union  Photo-Eng.  Co., 338  Pearl 

252,  Stillman-Appellate  Printing  Co., 
51  Broad 

254,  Garrick  Press....  133  W.  24th 

255,  Wagner  Press.  .318-320  E.  23d 
2 <6,  The  R.  & H.  Press.... 44  Gold 
258,  Hayes  Printing  Co. .242  W.  41st 

260,  Scarlino,  Louis.... 204  E.  108th 

261,  Moehring,  John  C....21  Av.  A 

263,  Bauerman,  F.  A. ...511  W.  43d 

264,  Parsons  & Co.  .7-8  Chatham  sq. 

265,  Houston  Press. ..15  E.  Houston 

266,  Silverstein  & White.. 2 17  Forsyth 

269,  Fleming  Press.... 32  Union  sq. 

270,  Weber,  Wm.  J.  ..12-14  Warren 

27 1,  Nathan,  Cl.  S...9-11  Franklin 
273,  Schilling  Press....  137  E.  25th 
276,  C.O.D.  Print.  Hse..i737  Av.  A 

278,  Schwartz,  Wm. ...238  Eldridge 

279,  The  Hopp  Press.  . . .370  8th  av. 
283,  Opp,  P.  R.  ..448  Amsterdam  av. 

285,  McQuade,  Jos.  F. ..207  E.  34th 

286,  Empire  City  Job  Print.. 2 Dover 

287,  Burr  Printing  House..  12  Jacob 

289,  Klebold  Press. . 137-139  E.  25th 

290,  Colon.  Print.  Co..  102  W.  100th 

291,  Scharaga,  Abr 26  Stanton 

296,  Eagan,  Thomas  F. ..148  E.  42d 

297,  Sanders,  Herman.... 8 Wooster 

299,  McConnell  Print.  Co.,  238  Wm. 

300,  Scarlino,  F. ..114th,  nr.  1st  av. 

301,  Fulton  Press 825  E.  166th 

302,  Lifshitz,  Ezekiel 49  Canal 

303,  Art  Col.  Pr.  Co.. 812  Greenwich 

304,  Regimental  Press.  .220  W.  13th 

305,  Baia,  Dionisio. . . .334  E.  112th 

307,  New  Star  Press.  .1714  Lex’n  av. 

308,  Partridge,  E.  S 358  W.  22d 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


93 


“IN  UNION  IS  STRENGTH " 


I^e  McCALL  PATTERNS 

sold  in  the  United  States  than  of  any  other  make, 


Because  They  combine 

STYLE,  ACCURACY  AND  SIMPLICITY 


McCALL’S  MAGAZINE  £ 

subscribers  than  any  other  ladies’  magazine  in  the  world, 

Because  It  is  the  most  necessary  ladies’ 
magazine  published. 

McCALL’S  MAGAZINE  costs  only  50  cents  a 
year.  Subscriptions  taken  by  any  of  the  merchants  who 
handle  McCall  Patterns. 


The  McCall  Company, 


236-246  W.  37th  St. 
NEW  YORK 


Merchants  Selling  Union  Dress  Patterns 


NEW  YORK  CITY 

Bach  & Co. . .62d  & Amsterdam  av. 

Blumstein,  L.  M 230  W.  125th 

Cohen,  Hy. . 151st  & Amsterdam  av. 
Cohn,  Henry.... 524  Amsterdam  av. 
Feiner  & Schwartz,  1713  Madison  av. 

Frank,  L.  & A 1512  1st  av. 

Hochhauser,  Peter 1715  1st  av. 

Lyons  & Chabot 150th  & 3d  av. 

Nichthauser,  Sigm 2081  8th  av. 

Popper,  Edward 1618  1st  av. 

Sansom,  William 17  E.  59th 

Schoenbrun,  B 1887  3d  av. 

Silverstone  Bros.. 744  Westchest’r  av. 

Steinel  & Korth 2271  3d  av. 

Stolle,  Chas 106  W.  125th 

The  Fair,  Harris  Friedman,  Prop., 
218  St.  Ann’s  av. 

Wertheimer,  L 140th  & 8th  av. 

Zimmerman,  R 464  3d  av. 


BROOKLYN 

Broadway  Bazaar,  The..  1185  B’way 

Brody,  Julius 17  Manhattan  av. 

Cohn  Bros B’way  & Van  Buren 

Ferretti,  Bartol  A.,  Evergreen,  282 
Cypress  av. 

Goldberg  & Malament,  5th  av  & 58th 
Kleinteich,  George.. 397  Bedford  av. 

Linder  & Berger 1924  Fulton 

Lipsich,  L 4711  3d  av. 

Namm,  I.  A 452  Fulton 

Nurnberg,  Jacob.  .357-359  Knicker- 
bocker av. 

Silver,  F 91  Utica  av. 

Stern’s,  Jacob,  Sons.  .765  Manhat- 
tan av.  (Greenpoint). 

Yancovitz,  Jacob 1621  B’way 

Zimmerman,  H 172  5th  av. 


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PRINTING. 

310,  Cherouny  Printing  Co... 27  Van- 
dewater 

312,  Bennett,  D.  S. . .324-326  E.  23d 

313,  Shupaugh,  AI..1531  Amsterd.av. 

315,  The  Markey  Press.  .614  E.  138th 
310,  Woodstock  Printing  Co 885 

Jackson  av. 

320,  Walsh,  Cornelius.  .303  E.  85th 
324,  Woodward,  A.  E 42  Bond 

326,  Winbourn,  W.  B.  ..205  E.  116th 

327,  Nat’l  Printing  & Engraving  Co., 

244  W.  49th 

329,  Swiss  Pub.  Co. ..187  Greenwich 

BROOKLYN  OFFICES 


23,  Eldredge,  F.  M 330  Grand 

36,  Woehr,  John 60  Bergen 


38,  Rosenkranz,.  W.  C...331  Adams 

40,  Brooklyn  Citizen.  ..  .397  Fulton 

41,  Moore,  John  L. . .354  Graham  av. 

42,  Collison,  P.  J.,  & Co.. 337  Adams 
66,  Collyer,  Frank.  .3d  av.,  cor.  7th 
74,  Saltzman,  Louis.. 48  Graham  av. 

84,  Jones  Brothers 156.  Water 

99,  Pertsch,  Wm.  A... Flushing  av., 

Corona,  L.  I. 

106,  Tempany  & Hirt..2o8  Willo’by 

1 1 4,  Hesse  Bros 150  Central  av. 

133,  Kessel  Bros 7 Debevoise 

141,  Brook’n  Rec’d..2674  Atlantic  av. 
143,  Le  Doux,  J.,  Jr.,  1264  Myrtle  av 
146.  Lampe,  E.  C..2680  Atlantic  av. 
150,  Nessler,  E.  A.  ..132  Throop  av. 
153,  McKinney  Press.  .13th  & E av., 
L.  I.  City 

157,  Althus,  Jr 76  Bartlett 

16 1,  Luick,  J 376  Graham  av. 

167,  Mintzer,  M. ..79  Manhattan  av. 
175,  Schneider  Press,  343  Hamb’g  av 
182,  Home  Talk  Pub.  Co.. 4911  3d  av. 
185,  Bayside  Review..  1831  Bath  av., 
Bath  Beach 


Continued. 


194,  Ben.  Franklin  Press.  .286  Clas- 
son  av. 

197,  Kehoe,  James  E 41  5th  av. 

198,  Klein,  B.,  Jr 107  Meserole 

219,  King,  John  H 310  Fulton 

220,  Lycett,  William 335  Fulton 

235,  Clark,  William  J 135  Union 

237,  Manhattan  Press,  595  Man.  av. 
241,  Isaacson,  Morris.  ... 510  B’way 
259,  B’klyn  W’kly  News.. 4708  3d  av. 
262,  Sander  & Co. ...1497  Gates  av. 

267,  Holton  Print.  Co.  .99  Myrtle  av. 

268,  Schilling,  Hy..i444  Myrtle  av. 
272,  Osborne,  Wm. ..571  Boulevard, 

Rockaway  Beach 

274,  Tiffany  Press. ..  570  Graham  av. 
277,  Grayzel  & Co 134  Watkins 

280,  Lewis  Bros no  Watkins 

281,  L.  I.  Star  Pub.  Co.  .41  Borden 

av.,  L.  I.  City 

284,  Fordensky,  J. ..1820  Pitkins  av. 
288,  The  Pearl  Press 375  Pearl 

294,  Kinsella,  Michael  V.  .383  Pearl 

295,  Borough  Publishing  Co.  .Leffets 

av.,  Richmond  Hill 

298,  Berry,  Robt.  C 458  Court 

306,  Standard  Printing  Co.. 961  Glen- 
more  av. 

309,  Kramer  Press 340  Covert 

311,  Newbert,  G.  M..805  Flushing  av. 

316,  Doyle  Pub.  Co 330  Fulton 

317,  Frosch,  George 555  Linden 

318,  Murray  Bros 487  Fulton 

321,  Brady,  Jno.  B 136  No.  7th 

322,  Cassidy,  E.  P.  & S.  W.,  161 

Rockaway  av. 

323,  Owl  Print 368  Central  av. 

325,  Kessel,  J.  F.,  Print.  Co.  .1204 

Myrtle  av. 

328,  Elite  Press 545  Van  Buren 

330,  Maresea,  Philip 564  Hicks 

331,  Dietz,  Chas 413  Covert  av. 


Pa  is  sticking  on  stickers — 
He’s  a labor  skate — 

“23”  for  the  Teapot, 

Pa’s  hours  are  only  eight; 

Mother  is  interested, 

So  is  sister  Ann, 

The  label  goods  at  our  house 
Helps  my  old  man. 


Buy  no  sweat=shop  goods.  Demand  the  union  label, 


UNION  GOODS  DIRECTORY 


95 


PRINTING. 


This  is  the  label  of  the 


ALLIED  PRINTING  TRADES  COUNCIL. 


Officers: 


GEO.  W.  JACKSON,  President. 
THOS.  J.  CANARY,  Secretary. 
76  Lafayette  st.,  N.  Y.  City. 
Room  25. 


ALL  GENUINE  LABELS  HAVE 
A NUMBER  ATTACHED. 


The  following  organisations  are  affiliated : 

Typographical  Union  No.  6,  76  Lafayette  st. 

German- American  Typographia  Union  No.  7,  14  North  William  st. 
Hebrew- American  Typographia  Union  No.  83,  153  East  Broadway. 
Photo-Engravers’  Union  No.  1,  1 Beekman  st. 

Int.  Brotherhood  of  Bookbinders  Local  No.  1,  20  Duane  st. 
Bohemian  Typographical  Union  No.  13 1. 

Mailers’  Union  No.  6,  13  Chambers  st. 

Paper  Cutters’  Union  No.  119,  76  Elm  st..  Room  9. 

Gold  Layers’  and  Stampers’  Union. 

New  York  Printing  Pressmen’s  Union  No.  51,  147  Fourth  av. 
Franklin  Association  No.  23,  35  City  Hall  Place. 

Stereotypers’  Union  No.  1,  Room  52  Pulitzer  Building. 

Local  Paper  Rulers’  No.  9,  Heese  Hall,  Frankfort  and  William  sts. 
Newspaper  Webb  Pressmen  Union  No.  25,  1 Beekman  st. 

Italian  Typographical  Union  No.  262,  8 Franklin  st. 

Job  Press  Feeders’  Union  No.  1,  49  Henry  st. 

New  Jersey  Allied  Printing  Trades  Councils: 
Secretaries: 

Elizabeth — E.  H.  Feller,  141  Jaques. 

Newark — F.  J.  Ostertag,  51 1 Bergen. 

Paterson — H.  V.  Boothby,  c-o.  Daily  News,  Passaic. 

Rahway — Harry  Gage,  43  River. 


FURNITURE,  MATTRESSES,  ETC. 
UPHOLSTERERS'  INTERNATIONAL  UNION  OF 
NORTH  AMERICA. 

Officers: 

ANTON  J.  ENGEL,  Secretary, 

28  Greenwood  Terrace,  Chicago,  111. 

Locals  and  Officers: 

33.  Brooklyn  — J.  Munterick,  246 
Devoe. 

The  YELLOW  LABEL  is  found  on  all  the  Upholstered 
Furniture  manufactured  by  competent  workmen  in  sanitary  and 
healthful  workrooms. 


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FURNITURE,  MATTRESSES,  ETC. 

To  provide  against  purchasing  and  using  furniture  uphol- 
stered in  penitentiaries  and  sweat  shops,  see  that  The  Yellow 
Label  is  attached  to  the  article. 

If  you  do  not  see  The  Yellow  Label  when  purchasing  uphol- 
stered furniture  ask  the  dealer  for  it. 


List  of  stores  where  Union  Label  Furniture  can  be  bought: 


BROOKLYN. 

Batterman,  H. 

Brockway,  Geo.  H. 

Brooklyn  Furniture  Co.. 553  Fulton 

Burden  & Co 783  Manhattan  av. 

Cowperthwait  Co.. Fulton  & Flatbush 

Duff,  Peter... 253  Columbia 

Fraas  & Miller 133  B’way 

Fehmel  & Hillenbrand. 

Fennell  & Pye. 

Fifth  Ave.  Furn.  Co.... 534  5th  av. 
Fischer  Co.,  Geo.  S. 

Ginsburg,  K. 

Goehringer,  Wm.,  Jr.  (Ridgewood). 

Grasmann,  F 1065  B’way 

Hummel  & Glaser ...  1501  Myrtle  av. 
Kendrich  & Co.,  C.  T.949  Myrtle  av. 
Long  Island  Furniture  Co. 

Mason,  Isaac 115  Myrtle  av. 

Matthew’s  Son,  A.  D....398  Fulton 

Mills  Bros 1704  B’way 

Nelson,  N. 

Rochford  Furniture  Co. 

Schwarz,  Geo.  J....1279  Myrtle  av. 

Schwarz,  John  A 838  B’way 

Siewert  & Son,  F...1400  Myrtle  av. 


Speer,  J.  A.  E. 

Unseld,  Peter  H...801  Flushing  av. 
Woolsey  & Son  Co.,  S.  W.193  Grand 

NEW  YORK  CITY. 

Albert  & Co.,  Jos 251  First  av. 

Baumann  & Bro.,  L 3225  3d  av. 

Bloomingdale  Bros. . . .59th  & 3d  av. 
Casey  Bros. 

Cowperthwait  & Co....  104  W.  14th. 
Cowperthwait  & Sons.  .193  Park  row 
Cowperthwait  & Sons... 66  E.  125th 

Fennell  & Co.,  Geo 2860  3d  av. 

Flint  Co.,  Geo.  C 43  W.  23d 

Ott,  John 1972  3d  av. 

Robert  Miller’s  Son 

Simpson,  Crawford  & Co. 307  6th  av. 

The  Pantasote  Co 26  W.  34th 

LONG  ISLAND  CITY 

Gaily,  L Astoria,  197  Main 

Hennings,  Borbech  & Heyser,  662 
Steinway  av. 

Walsh,  Thomas 18  Jackson  av. 


Your  conscience  will  never  bother  you  if  you  call  for  the 
union  label. 


The  union  label  supersedes  the  boycott  by  concentrating  the 
“purchasing  power”  upon  union  products. 

A trade-union  without  financial  sources  is  like  an  engine  with- 
out steam,  the  machinery  is  there,  but  the  power  to  put  it  in 
motion  is  lacking. 


Sense  and  cents  are  as  necessary  for  the  successful  running 
of  a trades-union  as  they  are  for  the  successful  running  of  any 
other  institution. 


Child  labor  is  a disgrace.  Help  to  crush  it  by  shunning  non- 
union products  and  by  demanding  the  union  label.  Don’t  save 
a few  cents  on  scab  goods  which  represent  the  life  blood  wrung 
from  little  children. 


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97 


WOOD  WORKERS. 

AMALGAMATED  WOOD  WORKERS’  INTERNATIONAL 
UNION  OF  AMERICA 


Officers: 

JOHN  G.  MEILER,  Secretary, 
407-410  Bush  Temple  of  Music,  Chicago,  111. 


Local  Unions  and  Meeting  Nights: 

133.  Brooklyn — (Chair  Makers)  42  Grand;  2d  and  4th  Monday. 

70.  New  York  City — (Cigar-Box  Makers)  233  E.  38th;  2d  and  4th  Thurs- 
day. 

122.  New  York  City — (Box  Makers  and  Sawyers)  393  2d  av. ; 2d  and  4th 
Tuesday. 

172.  New  York  City — (Store-Fixture  Workers)  145  E.  53d;  Thursday. 
209.  New  York  City  (Veneer  Sawyers)  503  E.  6th;  1st  and  3d  Saturday. 
244.  New  York  City — (Picture-Frame  Makers)  83  Forsyth;  2d  and  4th 
Monday. 

Manufacturers  of  Picture  Frames , Bars,  Store  Fixtures , Etc., 
Bearing  Union  Label 

NEW  YORK  BROOKLYN 

Brunswick- Balke  Co 227  4th  av. 

Daniels-Rutstein 5 E.  B’way  Neubest,  Jos.  F....805  Flushing  av. 


In  most  cases  the  union  label  is  a small  affair,  but  when  you 
consider  what  it  stands  for,  what  condition  it  represents,  what 
happiness  and  comfort  it  secures,  what  misery  and  heart-ache  it 
relieves,  what  impudence  and  arrogance  it  checks,  what  bright 
ray  of  hope  it  gives  to  the  toilers — then  you  will  realize  that 
it  is  of  the  highest  importance;  that  it  represents  honesty  and 
fair  dealing,  and  is  the  agent  of  love  and  liberty,  a friend  of 
right  and  a foe  of  wrong. 


Let  not  your  unionism  only  hold  sway  in  the  union  hall,  but 
teach  its  objects  at  home.  You  will  thus  increase  the  demand 
for  the  goods  that  bear  the  label. 


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What  Are  You  Doing 
With  Your  Union  Wages? 

If  you  belong  to  the  Union  and  are  buying  SCAB 
hats,  shoes,  shirts,  collars,  suspenders,  clothes,  etc., 
you  are  supporting  SCABS  with  the  union  wages 
you  went  on  strike  to  maintain.  The 

UNION  GOODS 

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Directory  of  Organizations  affiliated  with  the 
Central  Federated  Union  of  New  York  and 
= Vicinity  == 

Actors’  National  Protective  Union  No.  i. 

Actors’  National  Protective  Union  No.  14. 

Actors’  National  Protective  Union  No.  15. 

Amalgamated  Blue  Stone  Cutters. 

Amalgamated  Society  of  Carpenters  No.  1. 

Amalgamated  Society  of  Carpenters  No.  2. 

Amalgamated  Sheet  Metal  Workers  No.  11. 

Amalgamated  Sheet  Metal  Workers’  International  Alliance 
No.  177. 

Amalgamated  Ladies’  Garment  Cutters  No.  10. 

Amalgamated  Meat  Cutters  and  Butcher  Workers  No.  269. 
Amalgamated  Wood  Workers  No.  249. 

Amalgamated  Wood  Workers  No.  210. 

Amalgamated  Wood  Workers,  Chairmakers,  No.  133. 
Amalgamated  Gold  Beaters. 

Amalgamated  Wood  Workers  No.  172. 

Amalgamated  Waiters  No.  1. 

American  Federation  of  Musicians  No.  310. 

Arcadian  Workers. 

Architectural  Brass  and  Bronze  Workers  No.  204. 

Architectural  Structural  Iron  Workers. 

Asphalt  Block  and  Bitulithic  Pavers  No.  19. 

Association  of  Foremen  and  Assistants. 

Atlantic  Coast  Marine  Fireman. 

Atlantic  Coast  Seamen. 

Awning  Makers’  Protective  Union. 

Barbers’  Union  No.  251. 

Barbers’  Union  No.  507. 

Bartenders’  Union  No.  1. 

Beer  Pump  Workers  No.  20. 

Beer  Drivers’  Union  No.  1. 

Belvidere  Council. 

Bill  Posters  No.  1. 

Bohemian  Butchers  and  Bologna  Makers. 


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HATS  FOR  MEN  THAT 
KNOW  WHAT  A 
GOOD  HAT  IS 


McCANN’S 

HATS 


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Bookbinders’  L.  U.  No.  I. 

Bookkeepers  and  Assistants. 

Box  Machine  Sawyers  No.  8 7, 

Box  Makers  and  Sawyers. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Workers. 

Boilermakers’  Helpers. 

Bottlers  and  Drivers  No.  347. 

Brass  Pump  Workers  No.  296. 

Brass  Molders  of  Greater  New  York. 

Brass  Molders  No.  1. 

Brass  Workers  No.  87. 

Brewers’  Union  No.  1. 

Brickhandlers’  Union. 

Bridge  Tenders’  Union  of  Harlem  River. 

Bronx  Assembly. 

Brotherhood  of  Butcher  Workmen  No.  174. 

Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  32. 

Brotherhood  of  Painters,  Decorators  and  Paper  Hangers 

No.  454. 

Brotherhood  of  Painters,  Decorators  and  Paper  Hangers 

No.  499. 

Brotherhood  of  Painters,  Decorators  and  Paper  Hangers 

No.  848. 

Brotherhood  of  Painters  No.  848. 

Brotherhood  of  Painters  No.  442. 

Brotherhood  of  Painters,  Decorators  and  Paper  Hangers 

No.  51. 

Brotherhood  of  Painters  No.  454. 

Brushmakers’  International  Union  No.  2. 

Building  Material  Drivers  No.  654. 

Building  Trades  Section. 

Cable  Splicers. 

Calf  Butchers’  Protective  Union. 

Cap  Cutters. 

Cap  Liningmakers  No.  23. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Workers. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Workers  No.  127. 

Carpet  Upholsterers  No.  70. 

Cattle  Butchers  No.  5. 

Ceramic  Mosaic  and  Encaustic  Tile  Layers. 


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HARPER’S 

Magazine 

Mrs.  Humphry  Ward’s 

NEW  NOVEL 

The  Testing  of  Diana  Mallory 

WILL  BEGIN  IN  THE 
NOVEMBER  NUMBER  OF 

Harper’s  Magazine 

In  this  remarkable  new  novel  the  author  of 
“Lady  Rose’s  Daughter”  and  “The  Marriage 
of  William  Ashe”  has  reached  the  highest  point 
in  the  development  of  her  genius.  Her  new 
story  is  a story  of  to-day,  a love-story  with  a 
young  heroine  of  fascinating  charm,  about 
whom  there  hangs  a mystery,  which  is  revealed 
as  the  story  progresses.  Mrs.  Ward’s  story 
will  be  illustrated  by  the  famous  English  artist 
William  Hatherell,  R.I. 

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C.  F.  U.  ORGANIZATIONS.— Continued. 

Cement  and  Asphalt  Workers. 

Cigar  Box  Makers. 

City  Gardeners  and  Florists. 

Cloth  Hat  and  Cap  Makers. 

Cloth  Examiners  and  Spongers. 

Commission  Drivers  and  Helpers  No.  449. 

Concrete  Form  and  Centre  Setters  No.  18. 

Compact  Labor  Club. 

Coppersmiths’  Union. 

Cracker  Factory  Workers  No.  373. 

Decorative  Glass  Workers  No.  36. 

Dock  Builders’  Association. 

Double  Drum  Hoister  Runners. 

Distillers  and  Rectifiers  No.  10,754. 

Edison  Association  of  Wool  Workers. 

Egg  Inspectors. 

Electrical  Workers  No.  20. 

Electrical  Workers  No.  3. 

Elevator  Constructors  and  Millwrights  No.  1. 

Emmett  Association  of  Rock  Drill  and  Tool  Sharpeners. 
Enterprise  Association  of  Steamfitters. 

Foremen  Blasters  No.  11,955. 

Foundrymen’s  Association. 

Franklin  Association  No.  23,  I.  P.  P.  and  A.  U. 

Furniture  Packers’  Prot. 

Gardeners’  and  Florists’  Union. 

Gilders’  Union. 

Glaziers’  Union  No.  284. 

Gold  Pen  Makers. 

Grain  Workers’  Association  No.  10,477. 

Granite  Cutters’  Union. 

Greater  New  York  Sign  Painters  No.  701. 

Grocery  Clerks’  Union. 

Hardwood  Finishers  No.  442. 

Haverstraw  Bay  Boatmen. 

Hebrew  Actors  No.  7. 

Hebrew  Variety  Actors  No.  5. 

Herbert  Waiters  No.  11. 

Hexagon  Labor  Club  Tile  Layers’  Helpers  No.  53. 
Highway  Laborers. 


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Hotel  Porters’  Association. 

House  Shorers  and  Movers. 

Inside  Electrical  Workers. 

Insulators  and  Asbestos  Workers. 

International  Association  of  Machinists  No.  15. 

International  Bakers  and  Confectioners  No.  1. 

International  Bakers  and  Confectioners  No.  7. 

International  Bakers  and  Confectioners  No.  50. 

International  Brotherhood  of  Firemen  No.  56. 

International  Bakers  and  Confectioners  No.  164. 

International  Bakers  and  Confectioners  No.  258. 

International  Bakers  and  Confectioners  No.  261. 

International  Brotherhood  of  Electrical  Workers  No.  270. 
International  Bakers  and  Confectioners  No.  22. 

International  Cigar  Packers  No.  251. 

International  Cigar  Packers  No.  213. 

International  Cigarpackers  No.  215. 

International  Cigarmakers  No.  13. 

International  Cigarmakers  No.  90. 

International  Cigarmakers  No.  141. 

International  Cigarmakers  No.  144. 

International  Compressed  Air  and  Foundation  Workers. 
International  Coopers’  Union  No.  27. 

International  Coopers’  Union  No.  60. 

International  Ladies’  Garment  Workers  No.  12. 

International  Longshoremen,  Marine  and  Transport  Workers’ 
Association  No.  658. 

International  Steam  Engineers  No.  20. 

International  Steam  Engineers  No.  296. 

Iron  Chippers’  Union. 

Jewelers’  Protective  Association. 

Job  Press  Feeders. 

Journeymen  Horseshoers. 

Journeymen  Stone  Cutters. 

Journeymen  Soap  Stone  Cutters. 

Journeymen  Tailors’  Union. 

Knickerbocker  Association. 

Lamplighters’  Union. 

Last  Makers  No.  258. 

Leather  Workers  No.  54. 


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Leather  Workers,  Horse  Goods,  No.  95. 

L.  I.  Pilots’  Association. 

Lithographers  Apprentices  and  Feeders. 

Lumber  Handlers,  Tallymen  and  Inspectors’  Union  No.  658. 
Machine  Stone  Workers. 

Mailers’  Union  No.  6. 

Manhattan  Ferrymen’s  Protective  Association. 

Marble  Mill  Hands  Customers  Union. 

Marine  Cooks’  and  Stewards’  Association. 

Mattress  and  Upholstered  Box  Spring  Bed  Makers’  Union. 
Metal  Polishers  No.  34. 

Metal  Polishers  No.  12. 

Metal  Polishers  No.  89. 

Metallic  Lathers  No.  46. 

Miscellaneous  Section. 

Music  Engravers’  Union. 

National  Alliance  of  Amalgamated  Painters  and  Decorators. 
Newspapers  and  Mail  Deliverers. 

New  York  Letter  Carriers. 

New  York  Newspaper  Web  Printing  Pressmen  No.  25. 

New  York  Printing  Pressmen  No.  51. 

New  York  Plate  Printers  No.  5. 

Ornamental  Plasterers. 

Overall  Workers. 

Packers,  Headers  and  Handlers. 

Paper  Cigarette  Makers. 

Paper  Handlers. 

Paper  Hangers. 

Park  Employees’  Protective  Association  No.  12,044. 
Patternmakers  Association. 

Pavers’  Union  No.  1. 

Pavers’  Local  Union  No.  4. 

Pearl  Button  Makers. 

Piano  and  Organ  Workers  No.  14. 

Piano  and  Organ  Workers  No.  17. 

Piano  and  Organ  Workers  No.  18. 

Pipe  Caulkers  and  Tappers. 

Pipe  Cutters,  No.  11,667. 

Plasterers’  Laborers’  Union. 

Plasterers’  Laborers  of  Greater  New  York. 


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Plasterers'  Union. 

Plumbers  No.  2. 

Plumbers  and  Gas  Fitters  No.  498. 

Plumbers’  Helpers. 

Photo-Engravers’  Union. 

Print  Cutters’  Association  No.  1. 

Progress  Association  of  Steamfitters’  Helpers. 

Railroad  Iron  Workers  and  Track  Layers. 

Range  Mounters  and  Setters. 

Reliance  Labor  Club. 

Retail  Furniture  Clerks  No.  1,057. 

Riggers’  Protective  Union. 

Rockmen  and  Excavators. 

Sheep  Butchers’  Prot.  No.  10. 

Ship  and  Marine  Riggers. 

Shirt  Makers’  Union. 

Shirt  Waist  and  Laundry  Workers. 

Sign  and  Pictorial  Painters  No.  701. 

Skirt  Makers’  Union. 

Skirt  Makers  No.  23. 

Skirt  Operators  No.  78. 

Slate  and  Tile  Roofers. 

Stereotypers’  Union  No.  1. 

Stove  Mounters. 

Submarine  Divers. 

Suspender  Workers. 

Tar,  Felt  and  Water  Proof  Workers. 

Theatrical  Protective  Union. 

Theatrical  Calcium  Light  Operators’  Union. 

Theatrical  Protective  Union  No.  1. 

The  Commercial  Telegraphers’  Union. 

The  Hat  and  Cap  Leather  Sweat  Band  Cutters’  Union. 
Tide  Water  Boatmen’s  Protective  Union. 

Tip  Printers’  Union. 

Travellers’  Goods  and  Leather  Novelty  Workers  No.  19. 
Travellers’  Goods  and  Leather  Novelty  Workers  No.  26. 
Typographical  Union  No.  6. 

Typographia  No.  7. 

Typographical  Union  No.  83. 

LTnited  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  51. 


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C.  F.  U.  ORGANIZATIONS.— Continued. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  309. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  387. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  468. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  473. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  474. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  476. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  478. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  513. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  727. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  772. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Carpenters  No.  1,548. 

United  Brotherhood  of  Tailors. 

United  Brewers’  Association  No.  59. 

United  Building  Material  Drivers  No.  657. 

United  Clothing  Cutters  and  Trimmers  No.  4. 

United  Clothing  Salesmen. 

United  Hatters  of  North  America. 

United  Housesmiths’  and  Bronze  Erectors’  Union. 

United  Housesmiths’  and  Bridgemen’s  Union  No.  40. 

United  Journeymen  Pie  Bakers. 

United  Neck  Wear  Cutters. 

United  Neck  Wear  Makers. 

United  Pie  Salesmen. 

United  Portable  and  Safety  Engineers  No.  184. 

United  Tight  Work  Coopers  No.  2. 

Upholsterers  No.  44. 

Upholsterers  No.  39. 

Wall  Paper  Color  Mixers. 

Wall  Paper  Machine  Print  Color  Mixers. 

Wood  Block  Pavers  No.  10. 

Wood  Carvers  and  Modelers. 

Wood,  Wire  and  Metal  Lathers  No.  271. 

Whitestone  Association. 

Wholesale  Groceries  and  Flour,  International  Brotherhood  of 
Teamsters  No.  240. 

Wire  Workers  No.  9,414. 

Women’s  Trade  Union  Club. 

W.  S.  Br.  Seamen. 


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O’Sullivan 

Rubber 

Heels 

£TT  These  Heels  of  New  Rubber  are  a posi- 
*'  tive  relief  to  all  who  walk  or  stand.  Nurses 
are  obliged  to  wear  them  in  the  sick-room.  If 
it  is  a fact  that  they  make  you  step  lighter  and 
more  buoyant  and  feel  happier  in  mind  and 
body,  adopt  them  for  your  own  benefit,  but  be 
sure  and  get  O’Sullivan’s.  They  are  the  only 
heels  that  are  made  of  new  rubber.  If  your 
dealer  cannot  supply  you,  send  35  cents  and 
diagram  of  your  heel  to  the  manufacturers, 

O’Sullivan  Rubber  Co. 

Lowell,  Mass. 


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OFFICIAL 

Washington,  D.  C.,  January  io,  1907. 

Dear  Sir  and  Brother: 

At  the  Minneapolis  Convention  of  the  American  Federation 
of  Labor,  a delegate  from  the  Central  Labor  Council  of  James- 
town, N.  Y.,  introduced  a resolution,  No.  142,  which  was  fav- 
orably considered  and  approved  by  the  convention.  It  is  as 
follows: 

“WHEREAS,  The  two  millions  and  a half  of  trade  unionists 
in  America,  representing  millions  of  consumers,  whose  aggre- 
gate purchasing  power  will  reach  $2,000,000,000  annually;  and 

“WHEREAS,  It  is  recognized  that  the  union  label — the  em- 
blem of  honest  toil — is  indeed  a powerful  but  peaceful  and 
humane  weapon  in  the  hands  of  trade  unionists,  and  that  a con- 
sistent demand  for  union  labeled  products  does  not  only  pre- 
vent strikes,  but  will  also  abolish  sweat-shops,  convict  and  child 
labor,  and  thus  prevent  industrial  panics  from  time  to  time;  and 

“WHEREAS,  To  greatly  increase  the  sale  of  union  labeled 
products,  and  to  enable  the  trade  unionists  to  learn  where  they 
can  purchase  same;  therefore  be  it 

“RESOLVED,  That  the  American  Federation  of  Labor,  in 
the  twenty-sixth  annual  convention  assembled,  instruct  its  offi- 
cials to  suggest  to  all  Central  Bodies  to  obtain  a list  of  all  union 
labeled  articles  handled  by  merchants  in  their  respective  locali- 
ties, and  that  said  bodies  to  have  same  published  from  time  to 
time  in  a (pocket  size)  union  label  bulletin,  giving  the  list  of 
union  labeled  articles,  and  names  of  each  merchant  handling 
same,  for  distribution  among  members  and  friends  of  organized 
labor  in  their  respective  localities  for  information,  and  that  the 
expense  for  such  bulletins  be  met  by  organizations  publishing 
same.” 

SAM’L  GOMPERS, 

President,  American  Federation  of  Labor. 


As  long  as  workingmen  continue  to  buy  non-union-made 
goods,  just  so  long  will  respect  for  them  be  less  and  merchants 
continue  to  handle  that  class  of  goods  whose  existence  pro- 
claims labor’s  servility.  It  signifies  that  human  life  is  becom- 
ing more  highly  prized  in  the  production  of  human  commodi- 
ties than  mere  profit;  it  warns  you  that  by  patronizing  a firm 
who  does  not  uphold  it,  you  assist  in  building  up  the  business 
of  a tyrant  who  extracts  a fortune  from  the  drudgery  and 
degradation  of  his  fellow-men.  Therefore,  create  the  demand. 
Ask  for  a union  label  wherever  you  go,  whatever  you  pur- 
chase. Even  though  you  are  aware  that  a label  is  not  on  the 
market,  nevertheless  demand  it.  Demand  governs  supply. 


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Page 

Allied  Printing  Trades 95 

American  Federation  of  Labor..  5 

Bakeries 7,  8,  9 

Barbers 10,  11 

Barrels  and  Casks 34 

Bartenders 54 

Beds  and  Mattresses 95,  96 

Billposters  12 

Blacksmiths  12 

Bohemian  Printing 90 

Boilers,  etc 13 

Books  14-20 

Bookbinders  13 

Boots  and  Shoes 21,  22 

Breakfast  Food 39,  41 

Bridges  and  Iron  Work 24 

Brooms 23 

Brushes  23 

Butchers  65,  67 

Caps  ' 28 

Carpenters  & Joiners,  Brother- 
hood  25,  26 

Carriages  and  Wagons 27 

Carvers,  Wood 26 

Cement  Workers 28 

Cigars 29,  30 

Central  Federated  Union,  N.  Y.  5 

Central  Labor  Union,  Brooklyn.  5 

Clerks,  Stores  employing  Union  31,  33 

Cloth  Hats  and  Caps 28 

Clothing  for  Men 44-46 

Collars  and  Cuffs... 56-58 

Color  Mixers 60 

Coopers  , 34 

Curtains  35 

Decorators  and  Painters 71 

Dress  Patterns 93 

Electrical  Workers 37 

Electrotypers  80 

Engineers,  Steam 36 

Engravers,  Photo 71,  72 

Engravers,  Watch  Case 36 


Page 

Essex  Trades  Council,  Newark..  5 
Federated  Trades  Council  of  the 


Oranges 5 

Feeders,  Press 95 

Firemen,  Stationary 38 

Fixtures  26 

Flour  and  Cereal  Workers 39 

Foundry  Work 38 

Furniture  96 

Furs  41 

Garment  Workers,  Ladies’ 46 

Garment  Workers,  United 43 

German  Printing 88 

Glassware,  etc 48,  49 

Gloves 47 

Gold  Layers  and  Stampers 95 

Granite  Cutters 47,  48 

Halls,  Union 54 

Harness 58,  59 

Hats,  Men’s 49,  50 

Hebrew  Printing 90 

Horseshoers  51-53 

Hotels  and  Restaurants 54 

Hudson  County  Central  Labor 

Union 5 

Iron  Work. 24 

Italian  Printing 90 

Jewelry  56 

Job  Press  Feeders 95 

Laundry  Workers 56 

Leather  Novelties 88 

Leather  Workers,  Horse  Goods. 58,  59 

Lithographic  Printing 59,  60 

Magazines  14-20 

Mailers  95 

Machine  Printers 60 

Machinery.  Tools,  etc 62,  63 

Mattresses 95,  96 

Meat 65,  67 

Metal  Workers,  Sheet 68 

Musicians  70 

Novelties,  Leather 88 


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Page 

Overalls  44 

Painters  and  Decorators 71 

Paper  Cutters 95 

Paper  Rulers 95 

Paperhangers  and  Painters 71 

Patterns,  Dress... 93 

Periodicals  14-20 

Photo-Engravers 71,  72 

Pianos 72,  74 

Pressmen,  51 95 

Pressmen,  Webb,  25 95 

Printing,  Bohemian 90 

Printing,  German 88 

Printing,  Hebrew 90 

Printing,  Italian 90 

Printing,  Lithographic 59,  60 

Printing  Trades,  Allied 95 

Restaurants  54 

Saddles,  etc 58,  59 

Shirts  and  Collars 56*58 

Signs  7i 


Page 

Shoes  and  Slippers 21,  22 

Steam  Engineers.. 36 

Steam  Fitters 42 

Stereotypers 79,  80 

Stoves  and  Steel  Ranges 81 

Suspenders  82 

Tailors,  Custom 83 

Teamsters  84 

Telegraphers,  Commercial 36 

Tobacco  85-87 

Tools  and  Machinery 62,  63 

Travelers’  Goods 88 

Trunks  88 

Typographical  90 

Upholsterers 95,  96 

Union  County  Trades  Council..  5 
United  Trades  & Labor  Council.  5 

Wagons  and  Carriages 27 

Wall  Paper 60 

Watch  Cases 36 

Wood  Workers 97 


If  the  union  men 

AND  WOMEN  BELONGING  TO  THE 
AMERICAN  FEDERATION  OF  LABOR 
CONCENTRATED 

THEIR  IMMENSE  PURCHASING  POWER 
ON  THEIR 
OWN  OUTPUT 

THE  LABOR  PROBLEM  WOULD 
BE  SOLVED 


